Gaming

Game achievements aren't what they used to be. Shouldn't the caller be the one that gets the achievement? They're the only one that actually did anything.

Sprite Stitch forum user Hylian Shadow created this awesome two-sided Thwomp Necklace, a symbol of the frustrations that Mario castles can bestow upon a young gamer's heart.

The best thing about these rings is that you can pick any game you want. The choices are endless! 708 games equals endless. Don't argue with me.

Let your man cave brace itself. The Super Mario Pipe Lamp melds the joys of video game plumbing accessories and electricity. Water and electric. Not such a great mix.

Latte art is amazing in its own right, but drizzle in a dose of Atari and you have a coffee made especially for those whom desire nothing more than a quiet night in with Mom, munching on crunchy snacks and rejoicing in gaming nostalgia.

Using the Xbox 360 version of Minecraft, Josh Collin painstakingly built this awesome recreation of Jurassic Park, the only place where you can watch Jeff Goldblum awkwardly hit on female scientists AND be eaten by a T-Rex.

This totally awesome SEGA Dreamcast Backpack celebrates the awkward design and overly large form factor of the system's controller.

YouTube user jonakashima celebrated his 200th video by creating an instructional video on creating Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach Origami figures.

Ohhh, I'm sorry I didn't remind you to bring your Pokeball this year? Must have slipped my mind. Looks like no candy for you this year. Unfortunately, the burden of eating all of this candy left up to me!

6 years ago, Li Meng, resident of Changchung, China, graduated from college. Just around this same time period, Meng stepped into a local, dingy internet cafe, perhaps with no knowledge of the fact that this would be the spot that he would spend the next 6 years of his life.