
Not so long ago, we saw a Play Station 4 wearing the good old NES costume. Well, now the skins are available commercially, and for both the Xbox One and the PS4. NES decals for PS4 and XboxOne are priced at $30 each.


Not so long ago, we saw a Play Station 4 wearing the good old NES costume. Well, now the skins are available commercially, and for both the Xbox One and the PS4. NES decals for PS4 and XboxOne are priced at $30 each.


Get your vaping on with GameCubes modded into hookahs. These and several other gaming inspired custom vaping accessories are the work of LittUpCustomEcigs.


If you start stripping things down, they start getting ridiculous. It’s especially true for video games which tend to be ridiculous at the core.


Super Mario New York City subway map takes a detailed enough look at the NYC subway, while staying true to the world of Mario. Comparing subways with pipes, you could see exactly how much Mario would love the idea, though he’d probably be shocked at how clogged NYC’s travel pipes are, as compared to the warp pipes of the mushroom kingdom. The print is priced at $25.


So some enterprising person modded the livery of their PlayStation 4 to the NES.
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Few things can match our addiction to the classic 8-bit games of Nintendo. While the games themselves might not be around with the same fanfare that they once used to be, we can still take a sip of the nostalgia, and make it better by tinging it with alcohol. Entertainment Flasks are styled like the videogame cartridges of yore, with their plastic molds made capable of handling booze. Available for pre-orders on Kickstarter.

Showing a fresh serving of his skills, Ken Block has another Gymkhana video up. For this course, he drives his 650 horsepower Ford Fiesta through a course that looks a wee bit like a video game race track. The association is easier to understand, considering the video was made in collaboration with EA’s Need for Speed: Rivals.

Running for six minutes, the video here gives a good, exhaustive look at the gameplay in the upcoming Super Mario 3D World game. We’ve got to say, it looks fun.


Here’s a nice little play on what your favorite apps would be like if they were Pokemon.


Hilarious comic on the differences between video games and the colorless world of real life. Hit ahead for the full version.