Get the full 360 degree gaming experience with this helmet developed by Toshiba.  The helmet weighs 2.7 kilograms and is very fashionable amongst people with over-sized heads.

Here is a video clip of the helmet in use.

From Haung's (aka Hawk) website:

Video game, as an interactive medium, has been designed for many different purposes such as education, entertainment, advertising and etc. What makes a game compelling as an experience in order to satisfy different purposes is the purpose of "Space Invaders 2006 ". "Space Invaders 2006 " is a public video game which isn't just fictional space that the players escape into but takes the advantage of a real world space with the architecture inside and transforms them into a game playground. Basically, "SI 2006" is a video game which is projected onto a building. The player controls an aircraft by moving his/her body in the space to shoot down the invaders before they move off the building.

Watch a demonstration of Space Invaders 2006 here.

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It's so cool to see the creative movies vids fans come up with. The reality gaming videos are great, but check out the production value in this Lego GTA spoof.

I'm a sucker for anything Lego ...yeah, and Grand Theft Auto.

Anyone for putting together a mock-up Super Mario 1st level in Lego?

I swear, somebody is snooping in on my instant messages. I was just talking with a friend about doing a video spoof of real-life pong or tetris. But I’m too late. The folks over at Mega64 posted a video of a human sized Tetris L block ambling about a suburban neighborhood.

There have been a rash of ‘reality’ gaming videos lately, including BoingBoing’s recent Counter-Strike and Grand Theft Auto posts, though my personal favorite is still the Chappelle Show version of GTA.