We love these Pac Man ice cubes from the National Media Museum as featured in Manchester Evening News, City Life magazine.

As we celebrate 50 years of Dr Who, the National Media Museum are stocking a fab range of Dr Who homewares, we love the Dalek mug that appeared in Trend Spot in the Evening Standard last night. ” Why not drink your biscuit in a Dalek mug? £12 from the National Media Museum 0844 856 3797

I used to love playing Space Invaders when I was little (showing my age!) In the April issue, Junior magazine feature the Space Invaders ice tray from the National Media Museum Shop. Described as a one product in ‘a new wave of retro, gaming-inspired accessories to take teatime to a new level.’  Do you like them…..we do!

Nintendo bag. Is it a huge fabric NES gamepad? No! It’s a satchel. Consider yourself fooled. Available from the National Media Museum.

5 of the best geek bags, including the Nintendo bag from the National Media Musuem.  Emblazoned with the control pad from the original Nintendo Entertainment System, the Nintendo bag signals your undying loyalty to the Super Mario Brotherhood.  Big enough to cart around a laptop (or even the original Gameboy) the flap is reversible, with the other side featuring dozens of tiny controllers.  The bag is now available from the National Media Museum in Bradford, home to the National Videogame Archive.  It’s where old consoles go when they run out of lives. Have a look here. 

The Hollywood Clapper Board is perfect for a game of charades, £5 from the National Media Museum Shop.