We’ve seen arcade cabinets with built-in kegerators before, but never this slim. Featuring 69 pre-loaded games, a 24” HD LCD, 2.1 surround sound, digital temperature control, and of course, a keg tapper, the Arkeg gaming/drinking system will have you trying to get Ms. Pac-Man’s number in no time.

If this trailer for ‘The Last of Us’ is any indication, it might end up as one of the most captivating video games in recent years. Developed by the makers of the Uncharted series, Naughty Dog, this story-driven game takes place in the near future after a plague has wiped out most of civilization. Gamers must combine survival and guerilla warfare tactics to fight their way to the west coast.

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.

It’s been almost nine years since Max Payne 2 hit stores; needless to say anticipation is sky high for the franchise’s third installment. Considering the excellent job Rockstar games did with Grand Theft Auto 4 and Red Dead Redemption, we’re almost certain Max Payne 3 will exceed expectations. With revamped bullet time functionality, online multi-player, and jaw dropping graphics, you can bet this game will be worth every penny.

Activision just announced that gamers who pre-order The Amazing Spider-Man from Amazon will get an awesome bonus – the ability to play as Stan Lee. But the 89-year-old comic book legend won’t just be a mere human; he’ll have all of Spidey’s powers, single-handedly making this game worth buying.

It’s no surprise that most gamers and NFL pros believe that gracing the cover of Madden is a curse. However, Calvin Johnson not only tossed this myth aside, he decided to strive for the cover as his goal for this offseason. EA just released the final box art, which looks just as you imagined. We’ll see if Megatron learns a harsh “be careful what you wish for” lesson this fall.

Everyone figured that Activision’s new Call of Duty game would be a sequel to 2010’s Black Ops, but no one imagined it would be set in the future. The brand new trailer reveals that the first-person shooter will be set in 2025 and players will channel their inner John Conner while they fight advanced, unmanned war machines. But don’t worry, you’ll still get to shoot bad guys too.

Batman: Arkham City is generally considered the best game of 2011. When a title gets this type of recognition, you can expect a “Game of the Year” edition.  Unfortunately, someone ruined the original design by spewing giant pull quotes all over it (it looks like the game’s title is “10 out of 10, Starring Batman”).  What once was an awesome box cover now looks like a cheap gossip magazine from the checkout aisle.

It’s impossible to be productive at work without consuming large amounts of caffeine. The Pixel Heart Heat Changing Mug reminds you of this, in the most awesome way imaginable. When full with coffee or tea, your health meter will be at 100%. Once you drink up the beverage, the heart will fade to black… just like your motivation to do get things done.

Activision has announced that it will reveal its new Call of Duty game on air during the NBA Playoffs on May 1. The announcement will run during one of the commercial breaks on TNT. Rumors and speculation have hinted that the game will be a sequel to 2010’s popular release, Black Ops. We don’t care what the game’s about as long as it has a Zombie mode.