Bowser, also known as King Koopa, may be the most powerful and leader of the Koopa race, but that doesn't mean he gets along with his wife. Unfortunately, his latest purchase doesn't help things one bit. Continue reading to see why.
The FC Mobile II makes "retro NES excitement available at your fingertips, gracing all its glory with a 2.5" Active Matrix LCD Screen and auto-fire buttons." It's currently on sale for just $45.59 shipped (normally $59.99). Product page. Continue reading for a video demonstration.
Then, plug the FC Mobile II into a TV with its included AV Cable to take everyone down to memory lane, riding with a pair of wireless controllers; and a wireless light gun for shooting classics.[via Amazon]
Need a table lamp, have a broken NES zapper, and woodworking skills? Then it's time to turn those things into an amazing 8-bit zapper lamp. Let's just say that from a distance, the Duck Hunt cartridge can almost pass as the real thing. Click here for more pictures. Continue reading for a video.
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While these may not be the world's largest creations, they most certainly are some of the coolest Pokemon-inspired ones you'll see today. They include actual sculptures to custom brick portraits and figures. Continue reading to see them all.
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File this under: geeky wedding proposals. Just when you thought you've seen all the Pokemon goodness that could exist on the internet, here comes this custom marriage proposal card. Best of all, it comes with a real-life component. Continue reading to see what it is.
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Here's something you don't see everyday: an unreleased port of Resident Evil for the Game Boy Color. Due to quality control issues, Capcom decided to forgo the public release of this game. Fortunately, "an Assembler forum member named kiff claimed to be in contact with someone who has two cartridges containing unfinished builds of the canned game." Continue reading for a video preview.
That someone will be kind enough to upload the contents of said carts online for public consumption, but not kind enough to do it for free. The person is asking for $2,000 (USD), hence the fundraiser.[via Technabob]
Ever wonder what Bowser's real name is in Super Mario Bros.? Well, for starters, it's not Bowser, but one of his children provides a handy clue as to what he's really called. Continue reading to find out what it is.
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Built at a cost of $6000, this gigantic NES controller is officially the world's largest. It's fully-functional at 265-pounds and it "takes at least two people to play a game with it, as the armspan required to use the D-Pad at the same time as the A/B buttons is too wide for even the likes of Yao Ming." Video after the break.
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Gamer Ryan Fitzpatrick still hasn't forgotten about the legendary NES and decided to pay tribute with this stunning custom-built gold console. It "offers up a stunning automotive grade, clear-coated finish, with gold, silver and red accents, clearly reminiscent of the original Legend of Zelda gold cartridge." Continue reading for a video.
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