Wow. Tim, these are all you. These epic looking World of Warcraft beer steins are…

Handcrafted in the old world style with fine-grain stoneware by world renowned stein artisans of Ceramarte, our limited production steins feature bas-relief sculpting of exclusive artwork by top World of Warcraft visionaries. Each exquisite stein is over 10″ tall, weighs a hefty 3 Lbs., and is topped with a sculpted pewter lid.

The steins are created with both Horde (Blood of the Horde) and Alliance (Alliance United) in mind, so you can represent your clan while downing your beverage of choice. Tim’s will no doubt be filled to the brim with the blood of his enemies.

World of Warcraft Beer Steins via Gearfuse

From the same talented crafter that created the super cute Hellyboy Sackboy, comes this Prince of Persia mashup. She’s managed to craft the sword, hair, scarves, hell, even the Prince’s claw.

I’m also impressed by her crocheted original sackboy. He looks fantastic, sitting next to the Prince there. I bet they are friends and go on little, adorable adventures. Though I’m sure the sackboy is capable of better dialogue than the recent gaming rendition of the Prince.

Check out some more photos below.

Crochet Prince of Persia Sackboy via Pixelated Geek & Reddit

Those of you who have played Bioshock surely remember the infamous Little Sisters and Big Daddies. Running around with those giant syringes, sticking dead bodies and sucking out their ADAM… which they would then consume.*shudder*

Harrison Krix, a graphic designer, prop maker, all-around-awesome-guy from Atlanta, created this fantastic looking replica, and shows off his step-by-step process over on his blog. Did you know that the syringes in the game are based on 20′s-era brass gasoline pumps? Yeah, me either. Harrison knew all these details, and created something spectacular.

Have a look.

Bioshock Syringe via Reddit

Just like our pal Ms. Frank over at Infinite Lives, we’ll never get sick of Space Invader related merchandise.

You can pick up Neil Gregory’s awesome t-shirt over on Threadless. I also really enjoyed his Photo Finish design. Finally, someone answers the chicken and the egg question… on a t-shirt.

Space Invaders Battleplan via Infinite Lives