Update: The Blue/Red one seems to be sold out from Amazon as the seller, but they are getting the Gray one in: Nintendo Switch with Gray Joy-Con $299.99 Original post below: I can’t believe...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Well, the PS5 preorder was a cluster, and most likely, the Xbox is going to sell out quickly. Luckily, we know there are set times for this one… it starts in an hour 11 EST / 10 CST / 9 MST / 8...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

Here’s a simple fact: Sony cannot win in an arms race against Microsoft when it comes to purchasing studios and sweeping up talent in the west. Microsoft is simply a bigger company, with more...[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]Original link

LEGO builder Sheo. has one of the broadest ranging skillsets out there, having drafted masterful models of everything from futuristic motorcycles to uncannily accurate DLSR cameras. Now they’re back with a bizarre shrine called the Temple of Tears. This eery holy place is dominated by two giant weeping angles chiseled in low relief. There are a few small vignettes to accompany the main temple, though Sheo is keeping their cards close regarding the mystic meaning behind it all. But that doesn’t stop me from appreciating the build, which is filled with intricate details, from the wavy blue leading lines on the floor (or the floor itself which is covered in a zig-zag pattern of tiles), to the teardrops falling from the giant eye, all the way to the intersecting columns supporting the arched roof. Sheo has provided a video that walks the viewer through all the various elements. The post In...

Cargo transports don’t always have to look like they stepped out of the set of Aliens, you know. Clean lines and bright colors make this LEGO hangar build by Boba-1980 stand out to me. The focus on white and orange harkens back to the Mars Mission theme, as well as the current City Space designs. (The City influence can been seen in elements like the canopy window from 2019’s 60225: Rover Testing Drive.) I like how having a second cargo pod as part of the scene lets you get a feeling for how the dropship operates. I also like the fact that there’s an exposed outlet and plug on the back wall. That’s a bit of detail I don’t come across very often. Boba describes the theming as “CS.NextGen” – Classic Space the Next Generation. I’d love to see more builds in this style. I mean, I love classic space and...