The AC/DC Pinball Machine is so perfect it must have been shot down from the rock heavens inside of a lightning bolt. Designer Steve Ritchie took everything – seriously, everything – synonymous with the legendary band and incorporated it into one gaming machine that would make Satan himself shed a tear.

Yes, we know the only reason you enter the kitchen is to grab an ice cold Dew and some Red Vines. Nerds and cooking go together like moms and Call of Duty, but the Question Block Cutting Board might change things. Made from 256 individually cut strips of ash, cherry, and walnut woods, this thing could have you channeling your Rachel Ray on a nightly basis. Okay, maybe weekly basis.

Aside from a five story tall Stay Puft Man wreaking havoc through the streets of Manhattan, you’d be hard pressed to find another marshmallow that packs this much punch. Made with chocolaty goodness and loaded with 100mg of caffeine per bite, these things not only taste great, but give you the energy of a rabid wolverine. And because they’re not liquid like coffee or soda, you don’t have to worry about getting fragged while taking your 30th pee of the night during your Call of Duty benders. Delicious and practical. Doesn’t get better than that.

With HDTV’s practically available in vending machines these days, there’s little reason to actually go to the theater anymore. But for those who want the true moviegoer experience at home, you can’t stop there. There’s surround sound, a comfy reclining chair and perhaps most important of all, soda and popcorn with a price higher than the GDP of some third world countries. Sure, these Disney R2-D2 snack and drink holders are $50, but next to having your wife ask you, “Do you want butter topping?” with a pissed off look on her face, nothing will give you a more realistic home theater experience. And hey, authenticity has no price.

Aquaman and Namor are proof that the world’s lamest superheroes dwell underwater. This makes role-playing in your parents’ pool tricky. Thankfully, ThinkGeek has released special Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Hulk underwater goggles that are perfect for epic battles in the deep end.

U.S. History wasn’t necessarily one of the most exciting classes in high school. But if George Washington had a lightsaber at his disposal, learning about the Revolutionary War would have been more fun than gym class.

Wicked Lasers is known for making the most powerful lasers you can legally buy. Their latest invention, the LaserSaber, is a 32” polycarbonate blade that attaches to their Spyder 3 model…giving you a real Lightsaber. The power of the laser blade is so extreme that you can only play Jedi if you’re wearing sunglasses.

Imagine playing “Eruption” with Conway Twitty. Sounds impossible right? Not anymore thanks to Recycled Record Guitar Picks. Hand cut from old records, these vinyl picks take your riffing to an entirely new level. We just hope ThinkGeek is using old, crappy pop albums from the ‘70s to make these. Damaging a “Physical Graffiti” vinyl is punishable by death in some countries.

‘X-Men: First Class’ is a prime example of a comic book movie done right. Great acting, compelling characters, and a script that features a human element everyone can relate to. Rejoice, because Fox has confirmed that a sequel will start shooting in January 2013 and hit theaters either Christmas 2013 or summer 2014. Matthew Vaughn will return to direct, no word yet on which actors will join him.

When you think about it, Magneto has some pretty awesome powers. He can control all things metal and can even fly by warping the magnetic field. But as Mike Mitchell shows us, his mutant abilities have a downside. Could you imagine living life in total fear of refrigerator magnets?