Happy weekend! Here’s a quick wrap-up of the best and most popular posts of the week.
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VIZ Announces Neon Alley, Its Own Anime Streaming Service
The anime and manga publisher enters the subscription online streaming service on game consoles, promising a studio agnostic approach in the U.s. and Canada. So what might this mean for other streaming services that offer anime? [Original article]
Spry Sprout
Spry Sprout is an online baby store specializing in everything geeky. From Marvel and DC to Star Wars and Space Invaders, this shop is perfect for new nerdy parents and seasoned dorky progenitors alike. Custom orders are welcome. Take a look, resistance is futile. [Original article]
Fluke – The Wealth Building Game of Accidental Inventions
In Fluke, players experience thrilling scientific research, wacky inventions, stock explosions, gigantic wealth and legal duels while building a portfolio of cash, patents and research corporations as they maneuver through the Risk and Rewards in the wild, wild world of intellectual property. Players with the largest portfolio wins! [Original article]
Chronicles of a Young Inventor – Sam Rolls Into Detroit
Sam is a typical 13 year old boy, who has a skateboard ride that changes his life forever. Immerse your young person into Sam’s invention adventure and perhaps they will be inspired to have their own invention adventure. Students need to become engaged in the fun of science. Introduce them to invention process which is a combination of creativity, imagination and science. The theory of science will become practical and unforgettable. [Original article]
Bellydancing TARDIS + Epic Geek Battle
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away…
A Wookie learned to bellydance. The TARDIS discovered fan veils. Conan the Barbarian threw fire at Cylons, strange creatures jumped on Tetris blocks, and a Klingon challenged a Starfleet officer to a duel… [Read more in the original article]
