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Gadget Toys

Bandai Pedometer with Samurai Game

The Bandai pedometer moves beyond your normal pedometer in that it’s also a calorie calculator too. It doesn’t stop there though as it also has a mini game included which is kind of Samurai style. The more you walk, run etc… the more you achieve on the game.



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Next time you want to give a gift card to someone as a birthday present but feel guilty doing so, you should instead, grab one of these puzzle vaults. The puzzle vault is a contraption that you slide a gift card in to and the only way the receiver can get the gift card out [...]



For those of you who have a short attention span, this study ball could be ideal for you. It’s an old ball and chain mixed with modern technology that keeps you attached to it till the timer has got to zero. The ball weighs a hefty 20.95 pounds which isn’t too heavy but still wouldn’t [...]



Sega Storm-G Arcade Attraction

Sega have launched Storm-G which is a Wipeout style game but without the missiles and such. You are put in the ride and navigate down a futuristic bob-sleigh track.



Thomas Grassman and his son Sebastian have created a fantastic looking Lego Watchmen Nite Owlship replica.



CarCade is a prototype gaming system that uses a natural landscape as the gaming area. By using a webcam with tracking software the system can track images of the landscape you drive past in a car and use it to create a game from.



RC toys are great and especially when you get to use them from the comfort of your arm chair. Normally it’s RC helicopters that we write about here, but this time the RC mini hovercraft is getting a mention.



This train set pictured is worth about $10M USD and measures 9600 square foot. So… it’s fairly large. The set includes various parts of the world such as Hamburg, the US (with Area 51), Austria and Scandinavia. Each part is built with precision making it look as realistic as possible.



Most people, if not all of you will remember driving around in a bumper car in your earlier years (if not still today). The problem was that you had to stay with in the boundaries of the bumper car track. Now the bumper car has broken these boundaries and is now named the bumper car [...]



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