pCubee

pCubee is a cubic handheld display system that is made up of 5 flat-panel screens. 

These 5 screens uses real-time physics simulation and perspective corrected rendering to create the visuals and interactive 3D content inside the cube.

How To Train Your Dragon

Dreamworks, the studio that brought you 'Shrek,' 'Madagascar' and 'Kung Fu Panda', have a new full feature animation entitled 'How to train your dragon'.

Based on a book by Cressida Cowell, the action comedy tale tells the story of a young Viking called 'Hiccup' who doesn't fit in with his tribe of traditional dragon slayers. One day he encounters a dragon who turns his world upside down and challenges him and his fellow vikings to see the world from an entirly different point of view.

Final Fantasy XIII Released

Fans around the world have been waiting for the next epic Final Fantasy installment from Square Enix and it has finally arrived!

Final Fantasy XIII sees you playing as heroine, Lighting, taking place in a world known as 'Pulse' and revolves around the story of the 'Fal'Cie', mechanical beings with godlike power created by a being called the Maker.

The game is available on both PS3 and Xbox 360 with a Limited collectors edition containing: Special Flip top packaging, A soundtrack CD with tracks specially chosen by composer Masahi Hamauzu, A hardback book featuring character artwork, CG rendered artwork and environments, 3 exclusive art prints and a unique 'L'Cie' decal.

There is also a hardback collectors strategy guide limited to just one print run and each copy will be sequentially numbered. There are 210,000 copies available worldwide.

The graphics and visuals looking nothing short of amazing and you can expect an epic storyline meeting with various unique characters along the way traveling across the vast FF13 universe.

3D LED Light Cube

Chinese manufacturer, Seekway, has designed and made a 3D LED cube.

It features a 16 x 16 x 16 grid of lights, which total up to 4,096, and is said to be able to disply animations up to 30 frames per second. Each dot is unique in colour and intensity.

For their next project they plan to create a 48 x48 x48 cube, which will have over 110,000 LEDs.