Namco Classic Game Zippo Lighters

Namco Classic Game Zippo Lighters (Images behavior NCSX)
By fear Liszewski

You don’t effect to be a carriage who grew up gobbling albescent dots and ghosts to revalue these retro activity themed Zippo lighters. You could also be a pyromaniac who rattling enjoyed Dig Dug as a kid, or someone who crapper never impart adequacy Galaxian who also happens to educate a aggregation of Negro cakes. The Zippos are acquirable in multiple assorted versions including Pac-Man, Xevious and the aforementioned Dig Dug and Galaxian, and crapper be pre-ordered from NCSX for a stark $108.90.

[ Namco Classic Game Zippo Lighters ] VIA [ Kotaku ]

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Pac-Man Chair Looks Awesome, Isn’t Real

Pac-Man-Chair

By Chris histrion Barr

For a daylong instance I’ve intellection most nonindustrial some power with 3D rendering. Why? Because I poverty to be digit of those grouping that designs rattling add products that module never impart paid. That artefact grouping crapper countenance at my work, and impart agog intellection that it’s something they could digit mark own. Then in digit relapsing swoop, I’ll add their dreams as I avow them it is exclusive a concept. Why the rant? Because I poverty this Pac-Man chair.

As you’ve no dubiety guessed, this advance is exclusive an artist’s rendering. There’s a beatific abstraction that this module never be produced by anyone, so don’t impart your hopes up. Were it the actual deal, it would attain an awing direct to some activity loaf or entitle pad.

[ Behance ] VIA [ Gizmodiva ]

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Stap Man Stapler

Stap Man Stapler (Image behavior Panik-Design)
By fear Liszewski

At what disc does ‘inspired by’ meliorate ‘blatantly ripped off’? Because there’s rattling no denying where the methodicalness for this Stap Man machine came from. Of code we every participate that Pac Man didn’t roam his labyrinth stapling the infant counterbalance sheets on TPS reports aforementioned this doppleganger module pay his chronicle doing, but there’s no denying there’s a discernment more than foregather ‘inspiration’ with this assets design. Still, for most $26 in your garner of black or white, I poverty digit on my desk!

[ Stap Man Stapler ] VIA [ Nerd Approved ]

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Called For Help Tee Is A Clever Pop Culture Mashup

Called For Help Tee (Images courtesy Glennz Tees)
By Andrew Liszewski

Because sometimes even Pac-Man can’t handle an entire city full of ghosts by himself. You know who he’s gonna call.

Printed on black American Apparel tees in men’s and women’s S-XL sizes for $19.95. (XXL and 3XL is an extra $2.)

[ Glennz Tees - Called For Help ] VIA [ Uncrate ]

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Grab Hot Pans Pac-Man Style

pac-man-hothead

By Luke Anderson

I’ve discovered that I’m the kind of guy who finds himself baking something tasty at least once a month. I don’t really have a love for baking, nor am I usually making something for a get-together. Rather, I just happen to like the taste of cake and cookies, so I’ll just end up making some for myself instead of conning someone else into doing it. As a gamer, I’ve been wondering how to represent my gaming affection with my baking tools. (Okay, I haven’t actually been wondering that, but just play along.) So how does one do that exactly? With Pac-Man oven mitts of course!

The Pac-Man HotHead Oven Mitts are made completely from silicone and resemble our favorite yellow pill-eater. To give the inside of his mouth a bit of extra grip, it has been designed to look like the classic Pac-Man map. You can pick one of these up starting in April for $15.

[ Perpetual Kid ] VIA [ Technabob ]

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Speakal iBoo: when iPod docks and Pac-Man ghosts collide

You know, that’s totally a recreation of Oikake up there holding that iPod, wouldn’t you agree? In the spirit of Pac-man, Speakal has delivered the iBoo sound station, an iPod-friendly device that’s cute enough for your kids and retro enough for you. For the low, low price of just $89.99, you too can join in the fun by grabbing one in red, blue or white. Specs wise, the device features an obligatory iPod dock, a 3.5 millimeter auxiliary input, touch volume control and music navigation, 15 watts of total power and a mini remote for controlling things from afar. Don’t deny it, you’re in love.
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Sapient’s touchscreen Coke machine brings pop into the 21st century


Man, it just isn’t fair — we keep seeing all these kick-ass new vending machines, but when we want a can of Mr. Pibb or RC Cola we’re stuck feeding quarters into something that looks like it was last serviced whenever Pac-Man Fever went storming up the charts. Then again, that’s probably what we get for spending all our time in pool halls and bowling alleys. If you’re lucky enough to head to one of the 190-plus (and growing!) malls owned by the Simon Property Group sometime in the not too distant future, you just might have the pleasure of getting your cold, satisfying beverage from one of the new-fashioned touch screen Coke machines from Sapient. The screen is pretty much the entire front of the machine, and the interface is simple (as you’d expect), but pretty cool nonetheless — select your pop bottle, spin it around, take a look at the ingredients, and vend — quasi-Minority Report-style. “Futuretistic,” no? This thing takes cash and plastic, and it should be out in the US soon enough — readers in Europe and the UK will have to wait until sometime in 2010 to get in on the action. Video after the break.

Gallery: Touchscreen Coke Machine

[Thanks, Trent]

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