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Imagine the lung capacity needed to get games working on this thing! The NES Coffee Table, made by a guy named Matt Borgelt, is a full-on replica of the original Nintendo Entertainment System, complete with a fully-functional extremely over-sized controller. The controller and other various geek paraphernalia is stored inside of the game slot. But Mr. Borgelt didn’t stop with the design aspect, he also went ahead and made the “controller ports” fully-functioning power sockets, so he can plug his... Continue reading

Believe it or not, I have been the witness of at least several true, living, breating geeky women in the wild. True story. They do exist, despite popular belief. Which is why awesome stuff like this ever gets to see the light of day. This makes me almost wish I didn’t have a  beautifully, sculpted penis. Almost. The Game Boy Tube Top is the sexy way to catch a geek boy’s attention, without having to wear black-rimmed glasses. Though that... Continue reading

While I’ve probably only played with about 10% of these if I’m lucky, the all-encompassing nature of this photo demanded to be shared. How many can you spot that you’ve actually played with before? Do you see anything missing? Link [via]

Organization is always an issue with gaming consoles. Wires get tangled, controllers get left strewn across the floor, games are left out of their cases. It can develop into a nightmare. The Xbox and Wii gaming towers (it appears someone has something against Sony) helps keep your console, controllers and games in order. Each tower has designated spots for each controller (including a guitar) and can hold up to 16 different games. Link [via]

Star Wars fan and tangled wire advocate Brian De Vitis managed to have one of the greatest brainstorm ideas ever. Why not take every console I own (all eight of them) and stuff them all into that R2-D2 replica I’ve had sitting around the house. Well, EVERYONE has the supplies needed for this project. No excuses. Grab your droid and get going. Well? Go on! Link [via]

The original Crysis was the de facto title to test your computer rig with. If it didn’t run Crysis, your setup just wasn’t leet enough. This time around, Crytek is bringing its sequel to both PCs and consoles alike. While PS3 owners and PC owners should be safe, I worry about the ability of the 360′s hardware. Can it handle Crysis 2 in all its HD glory? We’ll eventually find out. Link

Like it or not, Microsoft has managed to dominate the console market in just a few years. The company just announced that it has sold over 30 million Xbox 360s around the world. In addition to that impressive number, Microsoft has 20 million Xbox Live subscribers. By comparison, Activision-Blizzard’s World of Warcraft has around 12 million. Talk about a cash cow. Link

Ever walk into a nice deli and get an everything bagel? You know, the one with all the seeds, wheat and tasty goodness glued to the outside? It reminds me of this Chinese console called the CVFH-N03-4G. Boring name, I know, but this fucker can play games (read: ROMs) from the NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, Game Boy Advance, Neo-Geo and Capcom CPS1 and 2 arcade systems. Yeah. All that. Now, what if I told you it had a sick 2.8-inch... Continue reading

Nothing is more fun than taking a broken video game console and putting it to good use. Years ago, I turned a Dreamcast into a guitar amplifier, which was one of my favorite DIY projects. Now we have some hardware hackers turning NES and SNES systems into bedside clocks. Hollow out some cartridges, turn ‘em into a clock and lock and load. That’s the idea here. If you want to make your own, hit the link below and try to... Continue reading

Here’s a brilliant NES lunchbox I stumbled upon while surfing around the ‘net. Link