
Made entirely from Japanese Famicom (Nintendo) cartridges, this magnificent nerd throne stands seven feet tall. How many of these chairs would it take to fill a flash drive?
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Made entirely from Japanese Famicom (Nintendo) cartridges, this magnificent nerd throne stands seven feet tall. How many of these chairs would it take to fill a flash drive?
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Wii related mishaps are nothing new; they are so frequent that Nintendo decided to include a wrist strap, but that could not stop accidents like this one.
It is not too often, however, that one has the pleasure of witnessing a live Wii accident on television.
They should have bundled some TV armor with their overpriced Wii. [Kotaku]

With two buildable Lego surfaces and the whole Star Wars theme, this might just be the geekiest and best DS Armor available to date.
Price: About $15 (From November ‘09) [Oh Gizmo!]
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This R2-D2 packs in eight different consoles and a projector, to create a one-of-a-kind, all-in-one monstrosity of the very best kind.
Featured consoles: NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Genesis, Dreamcast, Playstation, Xbox and a PS2.
Conspicuous by their absences are the PS3, X-360 and Wii, but given the case, it seems appropriate to keep things old-school. [TheForce via DVICE]

If you don’t mind adding a little geeky-looking bulk to your DS Lite, you can dispense with carrying loose cartridges around with you and plug three of them into your handheld at once.
The Blaze NDS Lite 3-in-1 Game Selector sticks to the back of your DS Lite and connects via the cartridge slot, allowing you to change games with the push of a button, instead of having to swap cartridges.
Whether it is useful or not will depend largely on how often you use your DS and how easily you lose cartridges.