You really have no idea just how many dominoes 30,000 is until you watch a three minute video of them all being knocked over. This one is the Nintendo special and features dominoes lined up in all kinds of images and designs from the video games you love. You’ll be amazed at the set-up and seemingly never-ending cascade of plastic dominoes on display. Wow.
Check out the impressive video after the break.
Community’s Joel McHale tells Nintendo what they need in order for their 3DS advertising campaign to go viral, and it’s not far from the truth. Where’s a baby panda when you need one?
Watch the video after the break.
It appears that Nathanial Stehley of Clarksville, TN is the lucky winner of the life-sized Mario Kart GameStop and West Coast Customs gave away this past December to celebrate the release of Mario Kart 7.
Watch this lucky bastard receive his prize after the break.
GoldenEye for the N64 is one of my favorite games of all-time, but the graphics on this fan-made update take it to a whole other level—especially if you found escort missions frustrating.
Check it out after the break.
Etsy seller Pete Betcher is offering this handcrafted Zelda Triforce lamp which features a quarter inch wood frame stained with a light walnut stain for a classic feel—kind of like an old radio. The light measures 11″ tall, 5.5″ wide, and 3″ deep and houses a single 40w frosted candelabra bulb which shines through sturdy, translucent acrylic.
Check out some additional photos after the break.
Luis Carrasquillo created this amazing work of art which features basically every major Nintendo hero ever. Check out the full image after the break, and if you find yourself needing some assistance identifying characters, you can get the cheat sheet over at Luis’ DeviantArt page.
West Coast Customs went the distance and made not just one, but two life-sized replica Mario Karts. They were commissioned by Nintendo to celebrate the upcoming Mario Kart 7 game (out in December) and recently unveiled at the L.A. Auto Show. I would absolutely go to auto shows if I knew they had Mario Karts! Maybe the reaction to the design will be so popular that a more widely distributed model will be designed – with plenty of storage space for banana peels.
Watch a video of the unveiling after the break.
Club Nintendo members in Japan have it really good—better than U.S. members at least. They get much better toys than we do, and this pixelated Mario cushion is a prime example.
Other gift choices for members (with enough points) include a desk calendar and your choice of any two of the following soundtracks: Tomodachi Collection, Pilotwings Resort, Star Fox 64 3D, Wii Fit Plus, and Mario Kart Wii.
Yeah, Mario cushion all the way.
(Tiny Cartridge via Gizmodo)
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