Maybe you remember the Jet Ski Simulator we had up here at GeekAlerts a couple of weeks ago. Here’s the same idea, but with a surfboard instead.

The Interactive Surfboard TV Game ($50) is a plug-and-play video game system that includes a 40-inch long surfboard. The motion sensors on the board allows you to control the game, and get a taste of surfing in your own living room. There are five different levels of difficulty to choose from.

As the speed and height of a wave grows, the sound of waves intensifies, adding realism. The game responds to the boards 8-way directional tilt sensor and transmits your moves using 16-bit technology to ensure rapid game play, allowing you to speed up and slow down to drop into waves, ride through pipelines, or carve turns. Ages 5 and up. 40″ L x 13″ W. (7 lbs.)

The Japanese toy company Takara Tomy has now released a new product called Umine – a small projector to help you relax by displaying various images of nature onto your ceiling or wall.

Umine projects images of beach scenes, waterscapes and forest along with sounds of twittering birds, waves and other relaxing mood-setters. The 3.5mm stereo jack lets you plug in an iPod or other audio device.

The 150 x 200 x 150mm small projector weighs 600 grams, costs arount $70 and is currently only available in Japan.

Here’s a translated version of the product page.

(Via tec.nologia.com, Newlaunches, Engadget & Akihabara News)