
Casio Turns Its Ring Watch Into a Smart Ring That Still Tells Time
Casio packed health sensors, fitness tracking, vibration alerts, and a proper digital watch into one ring—although you will still need the AIZO Ring app for health details.
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Casio packed health sensors, fitness tracking, vibration alerts, and a proper digital watch into one ring—although you will still need the AIZO Ring app for health details.

Pringles turned potato-based hot dog buns into Sour Cream & Onion, BBQ, and Honey Mustard creations, then stuffed them into its iconic cans. Sadly, both limited drops have already passed.

A cursed board game, a castle packed with classic movie monsters, and two elegant kimono-clad figures have emerged victorious from the Third 2025 LEGO Ideas Review.

DRChurch spent nine months turning Treasure Planet’s curvy solar galleon into a LEGO model, complete with four preliminary minifigures—and it now has 10,000 supporters.

LEGO returns to Nintendo’s arcade beginnings with a playable Donkey Kong cabinet featuring moving Jumpman, 21 circulating barrels, and working controls.

Doctor Doom gets a display bust, a giant Sentinel, an Avengers Tower showdown, a Quinjet, and BrickHeadz in LEGO’s first Avengers: Doomsday lineup.

Evangelion Racing’s red Unit-02-themed support van steps out from behind the race cars as a detailed Tomica release arriving in October 2026.

Tomica is giving collectors two new ways to enjoy their die-cast cars: a stunning automated parking garage complete with a showroom and a new Custom Works series that lets you swap wheels, adjust ride height, and personalize select models.

Insomniac Games is giving physical media fans something to celebrate by offering Marvel’s Wolverine on disc, alongside a US$10 Digital Deluxe Upgrade that lets collectors enjoy the full experience without paying twice.

The players are no longer being sucked into Jumanji. In Open World, the video game and its characters escape into reality, bringing the chaos with them.

The 1986 animated classic returns to theaters in 4K with a new post-credits chapter—and its latest trailer suggests Optimus Prime may not be finished yet.