nintendo 64

daftmike, an avid gamer, built his own version of a mini NES using a 3D printer, a Raspberry Pi mini computer, and some NFC chips; and it all comes complete with a fully functional cartridge slot. It somehow gets better though...using an app on his phone he can reprogram each cartridge on the fly.

This dude's comment on the original video perfectly sums up how I'm feeling about all this right now:

Back problems in 3... 2... 1...

I mean, I can understand wanting to protect yourself with artifacts of your insular hobby and pieces of digital-plastic nostalgia, but sunglasses? Really?

Cultural and media stereotypes do? Oh... well okay then.

And many tears of joy were had.

But no seriously, it may be one of the worst games ever made that's still technically "playable." Check out the competition for it over at Memebase's Video Games site!