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Remainders - The Good, Bad and Ugly Things We Didn't Post (and Why)
Today's Remainders are gelled, tanned, and fist-pumping: Dell pulls ads from World's Greatest TV Show (Jersey Shore); Facebook tempts spouses to cheat; Apple approves, pulls an NES emulator; and a recipe for bacon cups. That's right, cups made of bacon. More »NES Controller Soap Imbues You With Mountain Dew
The Mountain Dew scented oil in these NES controller soaps probably won't attract an ideal mate, and there's absolutely no way that D-Pad feels good on one's more sensitive regions. But hey, nostalgia! $34 for 4. [Etsy via ChipChick]NES Netbook
If you don't have at least one NES-style accessory incorporated into your daily routine, you've haven't just failed us, you've let down everyone who ever believed in you. Score this NES netbook case for $50. [Etsy via Lilliputing via UberGizmo]By Royal Decree, the Official Food of My Kingdom Is Now Hot Pockets!
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So a new, potentially very popular Mario title comes out today. Sweet, sweet nostalgia. To celebrate, let's revisit all the 2009 NES hacks and mods that have, thus far, utterly destroyed or otherwise corrupted my most cherished memories, shall we? More »SNEGENES P Combo Mod Comes with Plenty of Junk in the Trunk
From the front this threesome looks pretty hot. Clear case with bright LEDs, original SNES buttons, and the ability to play three great systems on to go. All great. But what's going on in the back? More »The Perfect Lego NES Only Plays Bricked Tetris
This full scale Lego NES reproduction is exactly like the original, complete with video and audio connectors, gamepads with flexible cables made out of solid pieces, pushable buttons, and a working front-loading mechanism to insert the included Tetris cartridge. More »The NES Guitar that Redefined the Genre
The console guitars are nothing new to the internet, but an NES guitar of this caliber—one in which even the headstock has been replaced with a cartridge&mdah;is a rarity indeed. Hit 2:20 for the demo. [TechEBlog via GadgetReview]What Would Happen If We Tried to "Play" This NES Emulator Cartridge Casemod?
Finally, an NES cartridge casemod I can get behind without weeping uncontrollably. This one houses a complete library of NES games, uses the original buttons, and hides inside the Super Mario/Duck Hunt combo cartridge. But wait, there's more: More »NES Controller Mod Unlocks With Pure Nostalgia
The "security code" installed on this NES controller flash storage mod isn't going to keep anyone from accessing the files inside, but that's not really the point: More »Strange, One-of-a-Kind Nintendo Cartridge Fetches Highest Price Yet
Only one of these Nintendo cartridges exist in the world, which is why it has beaten the $17,500 gold 1990 Nintendo World Championships cartridge. The new record: $20,400. However, its price is not the strangest thing about it. More »Yet Another Modder Desecrates Fond Nintendo Memory From My Youth
Like I've said here before, when a modder takes a perfectly perfect piece of Nintendo lore and makes a hard drive out of it, or turns a classic item from gaming history and begets a USB drive, I weep. More »In the 90s, NES Graphics Were Best Viewed Up Close
Now, this is a story all about how…Wow, this pretty much hits the early-90s on the head. Baseball Stars, Nike Ultra Force kicks, Mariah Carey CD, those pants! But where's the SNES? I mean, he was the Fresh Prince, right? More »Build Your Own Bartop NES Cabinet
If you've got a spare PC and 17-inch monitor, why not fashion your own NES bartop cabinet? More »NESynth iPhone App Pumps Out Nintendo-Style Chiptunes
Like the 8Bitone synthesizer app, NESynth lets you create 80s-style music with 8-bit sounds. But the coolest part: You can control it all with an on-screen NES-style gamepad. Watch the rockin' video after the jump to see what I mean. More »NES Controller Business Card Holder Makes Me Want Use Business Cards Again
Facebooking and smartypantyphones be damned, I'm going back good old too-cool-for-school school. All the way back to the 80s, with stupid jackets, antiquated business cards, and this anodized aluminum NES Controller Business Card Holder. More »This NES Controller Is the Only iPhone Case I Want
I said it before, and I'll say it a million times: I hate iPhone cases like I hate grandma's plastic sofa cover. But I love this beautiful NES felt case—with buttons made of actual ruby red buttons. More »Netbook Cover Fashions Itself in the Likeness of an NES Controller
Handcrafts made to look like old pieces of Nintendo hardware are great. Which is why this Netbook cover, received as a gift by Flickr user Mendicon, speaks for itself. But I think this could be even better. More »NES Controller Becomes Wireless Doorbell
If we were to make a wireless doorbell from an NES controller, we'd actually take advantage of its eight different buttons and have each one make a different chime. Instead, the creator made all eight do the same thing. [TechEBlog]Pimpin' Ain't Easy Buy It's NESessary
His feathers barely rustle when the wind blows, and his faux zebra hide jacket is matted with an intangible age that the dry cleaner just can't wash out. More »An NES Controller Purchased from the Merchant of Venice
Some things seen can never be unseen. That's why we're sticking one man's NES controller—which he engraved into his flesh—after the jump. More »