Japanese game shows are known for crazy things, like Human Tetris , and their latest antic is no slouch. They recreate the classic Super Mario Land (Game Boy) game in real-life. Video after the break. Those crazy Japanese and their kuroko plays. I love them, but can anybody tell me why they have included Obama in this oversized Gameboy version of Super Mario Bros.? [via Gizmodo ]
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Japanese Game Show Recreates Super Mario Land in Real-Life
Playing classic arcade games on Xbox Live Arcade just got a bit easier, with this nifty NES Advantage mod. However, we don’t recommend using it for fighting games, as the layout isn’t convenient to say the least. Video after the break. What’s more, it looks like an SNES Advantage mod is already on tap as a followup project, which should offer a bit more practicality while still maintaining some retro flavor. [via Engadget ]
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Gamer Mods NES Advantage for Use On Xbox 360
While this iPhone next-generation render doesn’t have a slide-out keypad, it is however, “flatter, even more tapered and slender version of the current one.” Hopefully, Apple does actually release a new iPhone sometime this summer that builds upon its predecessors. The market keeps growing with what they have now, so it won’t make sense for them to go through a radical design change just yet. [via Gizmodo ]
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Amazon is selling the Coby Digital Photo Keychain for just $7.99 (free shipping if order total is $25 and above), originally priced at $29.95. Its “high-resolution 1.5″ screen provides bright images and an excellent viewing angle.” Product page . Exchange and add new photos using the built-in USB port to communicate with your PC for rapid image file transfer. Displays JPG/BMP, GIF. Image files. Windows compatible. [via Amazon ]
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Deal of the Day: $29.95 Coby 1.5-Inch Digital Photo Keychain (White) for $7.99
Not just a pretty case, the BMW-designed HPz800 is quite the powerhouse. Featuring “Nehalem quad-core Xeon 5500 processors, two Nvidia Quadro 5800 graphics cards, and room for 196GB of RAM.” Pricing starts at $1999, but can easily rise above the $10,000 mark. Click here for first picture in gallery. Our test workstation has 12GB of RAM, a 146GB 15,000rpm SAS drive, 1TB SATA drive, and a 1.5GB NVIDIA Quadro FX 4800 graphics card, with a price of $10,787. [via Gizmodo - Dvice ]
Microsoft expands its line of slider phones, with the Evoke QA4. It features a “2.8-inch WQVGA touchscreen, EVDO Rev A, a 2 megapixel camera, 256MB of internal memory, a microSD card slot and that stylish sliding keypad.” Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Continue reading for one more picture. Unfortunately, Motorola still hasn’t gotten official with a price or an exact release date, but the company is promising to get it out the door sometime in the second quarter of this year. [via Engadget ]
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Motorola Evoke QA4
For those who found the original Half Life 2 box art a bit bland, graphics designer Pavel “Mad Spike” Protsenko has come up with a few custom designs to whet your appetite. Continue reading to see the original or click here for first picture in galery. I don’t feel that enough respect has been given to the artist for all his efforts to design alternative, superior covers to Valve’s flagship video game, Half Life 2. [via Gameriot ]
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Fan-Made Half Life 2 Box Art Looks Better Than Original
For those who found the original Half Life 2 box art a bit bland, graphics designer Pavel “Mad Spike” Protsenko has come up with a few custom designs to whet your appetite. Continue reading to see the original or click here for first picture in galery. I don’t feel that enough respect has been given to the artist for all his efforts to design alternative, superior covers to Valve’s flagship video game, Half Life 2. [via Gameriot ]
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Fan-Made Half Life 2 Box Art Looks Better Than Original
Can’t focus on work in the house? Look no further than the OfficePod. Simply put, “the idea is to separate your office from the house with a easily constructed pod that provides both style and functionality.” Click here for first picture in gallery. Apparently, the OfficePod is available to employers in the UK as a lease, but someone needs to sell something like this directly to homeowners. [via Gizmodo ]
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OfficePod is Great as Private Outdoor Office
Can’t focus on work in the house? Look no further than the OfficePod. Simply put, “the idea is to separate your office from the house with a easily constructed pod that provides both style and functionality.” Click here for first picture in gallery. Apparently, the OfficePod is available to employers in the UK as a lease, but someone needs to sell something like this directly to homeowners. [via Gizmodo ]
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OfficePod is Great as Private Outdoor Office
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