Following a small but awesome line of bags, the Futura x Nitraid collaboration unveils a collection of “stone camo motif” accessories including a pillow, passport case, and waistbag. [Hypebeast]

Nikon presents “A Day through your Lens”, a digital film festival to be judged by iJustine, Chase Jarvis, and Rainn Wilson. Capture your typical day in 140 seconds or less for a chance to win $100,000. [Gizmodo]

The release date of the New Balance x Sneaker Freaker 850 announced via a video piece featuring Skippy the Bush Kangaroo. [High Snobiety]

Starting today, Netflix content will be available for streaming through PS3 gaming consoles. Too little too late, or juuust right? You choose. [Crunch Gear]

Check out this interview with Dee Brown, the 1991 NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion who mesmerized the world with the infamous “no-look” dunk, thanks to a few pumps (jump to :50) on his Reebok Pump Onmi Lite’s. [Sneaker Freaker]

Anyone who takes their gaming seriously should be familiar with the God Of War franchise. Most PS2 heads remember it for having some of the best games on the system and those who never played still know that it’s an A-list series. Now PS3-owning fans and newcomers alike can revisit the classics (God Of War, God Of War II) when God Of War Collection hits stores next month. Both games have been remastered in full HD and come on a single Blu-ray disc. Even better, Collection will only run you $40 and it comes with a voucher for a God Of War III demo, which is still a ways off. This one’s a no-brainer pickup for sure.

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DEVELOPER/PUBLISHER/PLATFORMS: Rocksteady Studios/ Edios Interactive/PC, PS3, XBOX 360

FUN FACT: Mark Hamill and Kevin Conroy reprise their roles as the voices of Joker and Batman.

WHY COMPLEX IS CO-SIGNING IT: Let’s be honest, 99% of superhero-based video games suck. After the super noob-friendly Batman Begins game and the awful Superman Returns game, it was looking down hill for DC. But much like the newest Batman film, the Dark Knight is here to save them. To put it in simplest terms, Batman: Akrham Asylum is not only a fanboy’s wet dream but it also holds its ground as one of the best titles of this year.

STORY: Screw Sherlock, the Dark Knight will always be the greatest detective of all time. While most other superhero games stick close to the comics, BAA is original while still paying respect to comic history. The new plot, which focuses on Batman battling everyone he’s locked up in the past, is an interesting and new idea, but it’s the dynamic gameplay that’s most impressive…

GAMEPLAY: Stiff-moving and generic trademark attacks are the hallmark of horrible movie-to-game adaptations (we see you Fantasic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer). Arkham Asylum isn’t flashy, and Batman just kicks ass like any other non-superhuman. Aside from basic button-mashing, the game gives a certain amount of freedom to players. Although there are a lot of options available on how to dispose of enemies, the game’s most difficult setting provides a challenge even for serious gamers. We suggest you start out playing on the normal mode, then work your way up instead of acting like one of those I-start-playing-on-the-hardest-level dickheads.

GRAPHICS: While the movie version of Arkham Asylum was…eh…okay, the graphics of this game do a great service to Gotham’s little slice of hell. Featuring broken furniture, scribbles on the walls, and disgusting housekeeping, BAA provides players that disconcerting “Where the hell am I?” feeling that isn’t seen in games anymore.

DOWNSIDE: The only really bad thing that we can say about BAA is an overdrawn introduction with the Joker being taken inside Arkham. We get it, he’s crazy, he’s going to do something that starts the game, blah, blah, blah. After that though, it’s smooth sailing all the way to the end of the game.

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[Engadget]

Click the jump for the full track list.

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue North American Soundtrack
Exclusive Tracks to North America
– Weezer – “Automatic” (LA Riots remix)
– The Mars Volta – “Goliath” (EL-P remix)
– Justice – “Let There Be Light”
– SebastiAn – “Dolami”
– Kavinsky – “Testarossa Autodrive” (SebastiAn remix)
– DJ Shadow – “LOVE LOVE”
– Does it Offend You, Yeah? – “With a Heavy Heart (I Regret to
Inform You)”
– The Earaches – “Not the Kind of Man I Am”
– Thin Lizzy – “The Rocker (Richard Evans Mix)”
– The Klaxons – “Golden Skans”
– Friendly Fires – “On Board”
– Pride Tiger – “Let ‘Em Go”

[Destructoid]