Transformers: Age Of Extinction Super Bowl Trailer Sells Mark Wahlberg


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Pokémon Toyotas: Gotta Drive ‘em All

Japanese toy maker Takara Tomy is running a campaign with Toyota this summer, to give away Pokémon mini toy cars as part of a promotion for the new Pocket Monsters feature film.
pokemon cars
For this month and next, they are giving away three toy cars: a Pokémon Toyota Alphard mini-van, an Oshawott Toyota Porte and a Pikachu Toyota Porte. And what better way to promote this then to show off some real cars that look like Pokémon?

pikachu car

I’m no Pokémon expert, but it looks like they did a pretty good job turning these vehicles into the cute creatures. The Pikachu one is probably the best. Too bad we probably won’t see these cars out on the road.

[Cliccar (JP) via Kotaku]


i-SODOG robot unveiled, dares you to resist its LED-puppy dog eyes

i-SODOG robot unveiled, dares you to resist its LED-puppy dog eyes

Takara Tomy's i-SODOG might not be as intimidating as other robotic quadrupeds, but it sure is a charmer. Freshly unveiled at the Tokyo International Toy Show, the puppy comes laden with touch sensors, 15 custom servos and a microphone, letting its master command it with up to 50 unique voice cues. The mechanical mutt's mind packs some basic artificial intelligence as well, allowing it to learn and modify its behavior based on the user's commands. If the pup flunks out of digital dog training, however, its owner can always assume control directly with the i-SODOG iOS / Android app or from a dedicated controller. Fido's chasing a Spring 2013 release for 31,500 yen ($400), but there's no word on a release outside of Japan. In the meantime, a video of the plastic pooch in action awaits you after the break.

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