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Last week we covered some Rubik’s Cube Coasters for the home. What do you get when you combine Scrabble with Rubik’s Cube? The Scruble Cube of course. Unlike a regular Rubik’s Cube, the goal is not to match colors on all sides. The object is to create words, like in Scrabble.

If you’re a fan of Rubik’s Cube and are looking for some geeky coasters to spice up your home, then check out these puzzling accessories. These Rubik’s Cube Coasters can handle a variety of jobs. They are definitely more than just coasters.

For some retro fun, pick up these 80′s Stressballs is the style of a Pac-man Ghost, a Space Invader, or a Rubik’s Cube. It is fun to have toys at your desk, and stress balls are ideal because they are indestructible. These stress balls feature retro designs that make them fun decorations, and you can [...]

If you’re bored with your Rubik’s Cube you can combine it with the challenge of Sudoku with the Sudoku Puzzle Cube. It isn’t exactly a Sudoku puzzle, as the challenge is to get the numbers 1 through 9 on each of the six sides of the cube.

There are variations on the Rubik’s Cube that make it more challenging, such as Rubik’s Revenge Cube 4 X 4, the crazy Rubik’s 5X5 Cube, or the completely insane 6X6 Puzzle. People that want less of a challenge can go with the Rubik’s 2X2 Cell Phone Charm. But what about people that can’t handle that? [...]

Just like the Teddy Bear USB Drive, it now looks as if the cool DIY Rubik’s Cube Subwoofer idea from last year also has been picked up by a company.

Since the Pac-Man Chair is only a prototype so far, this colorful Rubik’s cube hassock will be a great alternative if you want a retro playful piece of furniture to rest your tired legs in.

Dream Country shows you how to make your own Rubik’s Cube cake. (Via Craftzine)