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The FC Mobile 2 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 only $45.16 shipped, originally $59.99. Product page. Continue reading for a video review.

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. With the FC Mobile II, gamers of all walks of life can now endlessly experience experience great classics on the go or at home!

File this under: cool custom-built portable gaming systems. Just days after our feature, SlipStreamGT from the ModRetro forums revealed the Slipstream 64, a SEGA Game Gear-sized N64 potable. Featuring a 4.3-inch LCD display, top-loading cartridge slot, 4400mha lithium-ion battery, integrated N64 expansion pack, and relocated controller buttons. Click here for more pictures. Continue reading for two videos.

[via ModRetro]

If you're a Pokemon fan, the Pokebra may be old news, but for anyone who's ever wondered where they can pick one up, this tutorial should come in handy. Simply put, all you need is a white bra, fabric markers and / or fabric paint. Continue reading for the full instructions.

The smallest Nintendo Game Boy in the world may not actually be functional, but it's definitely smaller than a coin. YouTube user "soukitti" spent 4-hours carving this Game Boy onto the head of a toothpick. Continue reading for a video of the process.

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This LEGO Game Boy by MOC Pages member Julius von Brunk is something that should definitely be in the next Transformers movie. Called the "Dotmaster", this brick creation "took about a month to engineer [and is] primarily made out of Lego - also has 'custom water-slide clear decals" printed from a laser printer.'" Click here for more pictures. Continue reading to see five of the greatest Nintendo Game Boy commercials ever aired.

Purists will rip Brunk's creation for its slightly off proportions and two AA batteries (the original Game Boy sucked four AA batteries like a fiend), but we'd challenge you to do better. We're especially digging the matching "Tetrawing" Tetris cartridge that transforms into a bird.

File these under: funny demotivational posters. What happens when you take Pokemon scenes from the games, television series, and movies out of context? You end up with some of the funniest posters ever of course. Continue reading to see all 10.

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For some Pokemon fans, playing the games is just not enough, so they create their very own shoes based on the characters and items. They range from Pokeballs to a collage of characters. Continue reading to see 7 of the coolest examples.

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If Disney princesses were Pokemon trainers, this is how they'd look, or so artist Hapuriainen would like to think. Let's just say a mashup game really wouldn't be a bad idea, as these 8 could be the leaders of Disneyland / Disney World. Click here to see more of today's most popular images, courtesy of Imgur.com. Continue reading to see a baby making coffee and awesome trike drifting.

Not just any PC case mod, this geeky custom-built The Legend of Zelda computer looks to be straight from Minecraft. It was created by 8-Bit Builder and was designed to look like a pixelated version of Link. Click here for more pictures. Continue reading for a video of the computer.

[via Gizmodo - TheBestCasescenario]

Using Pokeballs to catch Pokemon is one thing, but wasting the one and only Masterball on a Rattata is another. Let's just say that the Masterball would've been best left sitting in a museum. Continue reading to see why.