From the time that I was a young kid I have had a love/hate relationship with the Rubiks Cube. I don’t know how many I owned and broke by throwing it forcefully at another hard object. I would probably think twice about doing that with this Touchscreen Rubiks Cube, as it is much more expensive and cool. It works by changing depending on the direction that you move your fingers on the squares, and you can save your progress for later to pick up where you left off. $150.

Beer Pong has been, for as long as I know of, been the most popular Drinking Games, but the versions and rules can vary wildly depending on where you ae playing and everything can get thrown out of whack when you encounter the people who like to play with “house rules”. This book gives tips on everything from the basics, to advanced techniques and ball etiquette. $12.

You ever watch cribs and see those arcade games in the rich people’s houses? I’ve always wanted one of those, but never knew where to get one, and probably more importantly couldn’t afford one. Apparently these type of things are for sale though, which is evident with this Water Blast Arcade Game. Personally though, a dunk tank in the backyard would make for the perfect party game. $11,000.

I loved the original Battleship game and when Talking Battleship came out I was happier than Michael Jackson in the children’s department (too soon? I said I could only hold off for 1 week), but this new game trumps both of those. Booze Battleship is played pretty much the same way as the original, except there is no fake, plastic ships, in their place is shot glasses. When someone hits you, you don’t just boringly put your piece to the side, you better drink up, and quick! We can see a few games of this being enough to get almost anyone tanked, making it perfect to break out at the next social gathering (read: place where chicks are gathered). Some people were just born to invent great things.