Holograms are very cool. Everyone can agree that even the little looping videos of neon jellyfish and butterflies we can look at on our phones with a Plexiglas hack are super neat. What if you could take that technology a little bit further? Holovit lets you do more than just watch, you can play games.
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It’s Friday and if you’re bored, here’s another chance to help science by gaming. Mozak is the game where you help map out tricky neurons to make them easy to map all with your mouse.
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Video games come in all sizes but the TinyScreen Video Kit is perhaps one of the smallest out there. This build it yourself kit fits between your two thumbs, screen and all.
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The 90s gave us a bunch of really solid computer games and one of the best was StarCraft, in fact, up until recently although being nearly 20 years old, you still had to pay good money, well $10-15, to get your hands on a copy of this iconic real time strategy. Good news however, the game is finally free from Blizzard.
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We’ve seen coffee tables shaped like controllers before but these have, thus far, been pretty retro inspired. If you’re more into the later waves of gaming, check out the Xbox One Coffee Table, the table shaped like a controller for everyone’s second favorite current gen system.
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If you’re not a music uber-fan or hardcore gamer then headphones are probably just, well, headphones to you. However, headphones for audiophiles and gamers alike can become very expensive and important parts of their hobby. Why not give them an awesome place to store them with the Custom Headphone Stand, the stand with their name on it.
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Tetris is one of the most well known games in the world. Even people that don’t play games have played this block puzzler. It’s a retro classic. If you love making lines, check out the Tetris Alarm Clock, the clock where time builds itself up, on block at a time.
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Pinball machines are a mainstay in arcades. The classic game consoles can provide hours of entertainment and also frustration. If you love this retro gaming style, now you can bring it home with the Virtual 60-Game Pinball Arcade, the system that has all the pinball you could ever want.
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We’re doing some great things in gaming these days. Really beautiful stuff, graphically speaking, is happening now but the games of yesterday are STILL amazingly fun and have boss storylines. If you love all those games from back in the day, the Retro Freak can help you give them new life on your on your TV and beyond.
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Are you playing Pokemon Go? I hope you’re having lots of fun trying to catch ‘em all! If you don’t want to just wander aimlessly around your neighborhood though, check out PokeVision, the map that lets you know where the Pokemon are spawning.
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If you of a certain age, your first game system was probably a Nintendo Entertainment System. That gray box was full of wonder. Though you’ve grown older and the graphics have gotten better, chances are that pixilated goodness still holds a special spot in your heart of hearts. If you want to relive your glory days of gaming check out the NES Classic Edition.
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Apps are one of the main ways that people interact with technology but they’re more of a phone based option which bites if you want to play a game but don’t want to drain your phone battery and/or data. If you want to use mobile apps without your mobile, check out BlueStacks, the software that lets you use Android apps on your desktop.
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Humans aren’t great at seeing in the dark, that’s why we discovered fire and invented electricity (it’s a joke! Don’t leave me comments about the science of electricity. Unless you want to share some cool facts.) If you need to see in the dark and are also into the greatness of Nintendo, check out the Question Block Light.
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Love your PlayStation but can’t stand the hard plastic exterior of it? Wish it looked a little more natural? Then check out the Wood Cover for PlayStation 4. The cover that will make your favorite game system fit in with your lodge atmosphere.
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So the stereotype is that gamers don’t leave their houses but that’s not true. Gamers have to go places from time to time and sometimes, we even like to play in other locations besides our own house. Consoles and CPUs are relatively easy to move around but monitors tend to be a little more awkward. The M-155 Performance Gaming Monitor is the solution to all your away from home gaming needs.
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