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Pac-Man officially turned 40 in 2020, but Casio Vintage continues to celebrate one of the world’s first blockbuster video games in all its 8-bit glory.
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The Japanese watchmaker included an overload of references to the legendarily hungry yellow-roundel throughout the A100WEPC. According to Hypebeast, the retro
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Maxim Feed: (Classic Overland) It seems a 6×6 renaissance coming, and Classic Overland may have just crafted the Mona Lisa. While Apocalypse Manufacturing and Hennessey Performance modify modern 4x4s to take a third axle, the restomodders at Classic Overland dug up one of the few Land Rover Defenders specced with Author: Maxim Staff This post…
Maxim Feed: (YouTube/The Verge) Elon Musk made good on his promise to deliver a functioning prototype of Tesla’s “Optimus” humanoid robot at Tesla AI Day 2022. The billionaire tech mogul had pushed back the event from August 19 to September 30 to give his EV company more time to prepare Author: Maxim Video This post…
Maxim Feed: (Lego) Just as Ford is sending the GT off into automotive history with final editions featuring ludicrous track-only power and literal pieces of Le Mans history, Lego is paying tribute to the American exotic with a detailed model from its advanced Technic series. (Lego) With 1,466 pieces Author: Maxim Staff This post first…
Maxim Feed: Left: AleSmith, Middle: Stone Brewing, Right: Boulevard Shifting seasons call for shifts aplenty across the board: In what you’re wearing on your feet, in how you’re layering your wardrobe and crucially, what you’re stocking in your fridge. While the best beers for summer are about light, Author: Beau Hayhoe This post first appeared…
Maxim Feed: (Stinson Carter) The first time I ever heard of a Nissan Z, I was 13 years old and sitting on my porch with my mom’s boyfriend. I liked him as much as I could like any man dating my mother, which wasn’t much. But I was willing to hear Author: Stinson Carter This…
Maxim Feed: Life-sized recreation of a Woolly Mammoth. Getty Images A Dallas-based startup named Colossal wants to bring the Woolly Mammoth back to life. It’s not as crazy as it sounds, and Colossal has raised $15 million to fund the project. If everything goes to plan, we could see the Author: Steve Huff This post…