Fun and games - toys and kits for nerds
No feeding after midnight, no water, no sunlight - and definitely don't neglect the benefits of a well-decorated bookshelf. The Gremlins Premium Bo...
View full details"If my calculations are right, when this thing hits 88 miles per hour, it's going to really crack!" - and what happens is pure nostalgia hype. The ...
View full detailsWhen Bugs Bunny calls, you lace up your sneakers - and if you're LeBron James, you'll end up in the craziest basketball game in movie history. With...
View full detailsIn Super Mario, the best surprises hide behind those yellow question mark blocks – coins, power-ups, or extra lives. You never know what's inside u...
View full detailsWith the Pokémon Pokéball sandwich maker, your snack ends up where it belongs: neatly caught between two slices of toast. Shiny black on the outsid...
View full detailsIf your breakfast deserves a special treat that doesn't sound like "standard toast", this gadget is practically a little kitchen companion from Kan...
View full detailsSince 1980, PAC-MAN has been eating dots, ghosts and everything in his way. Now you can bite back.The Fandom Snacks Foam Gums PAC-MAN Sour are offi...
View full detailsBack in the day, you needed an arcade, a handful of coins, and quick reflexes to send a steel ball flying across the playfield. Today, all you need...
View full detailsThe Pokémon Pokéball Toaster is the kind of kitchen gadget that makes even morning grouches look like they've just stepped out of the Pokécenter. I...
View full detailsEveryone knows Tetris: the Soviet gaming classic from the 80s where you stack colourful blocks – called Tetriminos – so that no gaps remain. But wh...
View full detailsOn October 21, 2015, Marty McFly lands right in the middle of the future in Back to the Future Part II, marvelling at floating hoverboards, self-la...
View full detailsThere are films that play every rainy Sunday afternoon, and yet nobody stays glued to the sofa. Bud Spencer and Terence Hill raised a whole generat...
View full detailsWhen the time machine leaps through the years at exactly 88 mph, it comes back frozen over: travelling through the space-time continuum is bitterly...
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