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Painting just got more fun: the installation “for(){};” is a video game projected on canvas

By AMUSEMENT

[GAME-INSPIRED] A video game is projected onto three wall-mounted acrylic paintings created by Cable Griffith. A NES controller lets the audience interact with the piece.

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Giant NES Controller made of LEGO finally exists and it is fully functional

By AMUSEMENT

[GAME-INSPIRED] This first amazing fact about this gigantic replica of the Nintendo controller is that is is entirely made of LEGO. The second thing is that it is completely functional!

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The entire history of Nintendo in 2 minutes: great motion design work by Anthony Veloso

By AMUSEMENT

[GAME-INSPIRED] Watch the evolution of the infamous Japanese video game brand in two minutes or so. From the 1980 Game & Watch to the 2012 Wii U, the entire history of Nintendo unfold before our eyes in an explosion of animations.

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Nike + Kinect Training: Serious Sports Gaming?

By Chloe Rhys

It’s not always easy to find the motivation during cold winter months to make your way outside to exercise. So, there could not be a more ideal moment for the launch of the fruit of a recent collaboration between Nike and Microsoft Kinect: Nike + Kinect Training, a custom home training program (yes, it's a training program, and not a « video game »).

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This NES Zapper can burn everything

By AMUSEMENT

[GAME-INSPIRED] Your old NES Zapper will be able to shoot way more than ducks once you've completed this clever mod. It will become a 2W laser, powerful enough to set things on fire.

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Battlefield 3 released on Nintendo NES ?

By AMUSEMENT

[VIDEO] 8bits sound effects it's just enough to make a war... with Battlefield 3.

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[Game Inspired] 8-bit Brands

By AMUSEMENT

If brands had been able to sponsor our favorite video game heroes back in the days, it would likely have lead to this kind of pixel posters.