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    not_a_virus.exe.vbs: The only people who say a guy that will buy this is an idiot are poor people. more »
    Dacker: Let's not forget this voids the warranty! more »
    ManiacFive: This would have been better off as a Xbox 360, all that gold, its a good conductor right? Might make it RROD proof! more »
    MrBlahBlah: idiots must be buying these gold-encrusted devices, because they keep getting made more »
    Deckard: Maybe the extra weight will keep my cats from tipping it over. Hmmm... more »
    atrus123: No. And I wouldn't want to pay for something like this even if it were a superior console (i.e., PS3). more »
    Odin: "Via Kotaku" I'll leave the same comment here that I did there anyway. This is what we get for paying people millions to kick a bit of rubber around ... more »
    yantelope: You don't have to be an idiot. You could be a moron, imbecile, fool, or even just of below average intelligence. more »
    Kaiser-Machead: Now even the Sultan of Brunei can play with a Wii. more »
    fuchikoma: Could be... Wii is already pretty hard to write in Japanese unless you resort to using deprecated characters... Zii can't even be written properly - y... more »
  • #nintendo

    If You Are an Idiot, You May Want to Spend $490,000 in this Nintendo Wii Made of Gold

    From the people who brought the iPhone 3GS Supreme to a tasteless assclown, here's the Nintendo Wii Supreme, labeled by the designers as "the world's most expensive games console." Why? Because it's made with 5.5 pounds of solid 22ct gold. More »
  • #gaming

    Hacked Wiimote Used As Water Level Sensor, Saves Scientists $$$

    We've all been entertained by Wiimote hackery in the past, but I for one can never tire of the new inventions constantly being cooked up by clever sausages like this guy. More »
  • #gameannounce

    Robotic Hamsters Get Real Activision Games

    Activision takes on EA's Littlest Pet Shop with games based on Zhu Zhu Pets, robotic hamster toys with a life of their own. How was I unaware of robotic hamster toys? [Kotaku]
  • #gaming

    Nintendo Files Trademark For Zii, Is It The Wii 2 Though?

    If Nintendo's follow-up to the Wii is actually called the Zii, I think that's the first mistake right there. But could this mysterious trademark, filed in Japan in October, actually be for the Wii 2, or something else? More »
  • #nintendo

    Nothing Says I Love You Like Pink And Blue Wii Remotes

    While announcing its early 2010 software lineup this morning, Nintendo also announced a February 14th North American release date for the pink and blue Wii remotes, giving the significant others of Nintendo fans the perfect Valentine's Day gift idea. [Kotaku]
  • #roundups

    It's Been a Good Week in Video Games

    Updates to Diablo II, porn star gamer dating tips and the total of taxpayer dollars going to funding the Army's video game—all great stories you can read over on Kotaku this week: More »
  • #nintendo

    Pretend You've Got a DSi XL With This Datel Japan Sound Speaker

    Simulate the experience of owning a DSi XL months before it goes on sale outside of Japan, with this Datel Japan DSi sound speaker. More »
  • #gaming

    NES Controller Soap Imbues You With Mountain Dew

    The Mountain Dew scented oil in these NES controller soaps probably won't attract an ideal mate, and there's absolutely no way that D-Pad feels good on one's more sensitive regions. But hey, nostalgia! $34 for 4. [Etsy via ChipChick]
  • #infographic

    Whatever You Do This Christmas, Don't Buy a Japanese Child a Console

    PS3? Wii? Xbox 360? If you were to buy any of these systems for a Japanese child this Christmas, they'd be sorely disappointed. Game consoles are the LAST thing on their list—literally. So what do they want? More »
  • #gaming

    Poor Melting Game Boy

    You cursed brat! Look what you've done! I'm melting! melting! Oh, what a world! What a world! Who would have thought a good little girl like you could destroy my beautiful wickedness? Oooooh, look out! I'm going! Oooooh! Ooooooh! More »
  • #nintendo

    Hark Back to the Good Ol' Days With the Portable N64

    Forget the DSi XL, Nintendo should look to the past for its next handheld console. Or, just commission the modder-maestro Zenlock for a heap of portable N64s, so we can revisit The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in style. More »
  • #review

    Nintendo DSi XL Review: Super Size Me

    The Nintendo DSi LL, (DSi XL in the West) is the latest addition to the hugely successful Nintendo platform. "LL" is the Japanese equivalent of "XL", or "extra large". But is bigger really better? [Kotaku]
  • #wii

    Friiboard Makes The Wii Balance Board Better For Skateboarding and Snowboarding Games

    I'll be dammed if a simple convex piece of plastic is worth $45, but if you are a huge fan of skateboarding and snowboarding games, the Friiboard looks like it will bring more realistic movement to the Wii Balance Board. More »
  • #iphoneapps

    Super Mario Bros iPhone App Makes Your Life a Mario Level

    iRwego, a sort-of-cleverly named iPhone app, may not have a very long lifespan, since it's not approved by Nintendo. But I hope it stays—it soundtracks your life as if it were a Mario game. More »
  • #wii

    Nintendo Activates the Wii Spigot, Traps More Mario in Pipes

    It took Nintendo years to reach Wii production levels that could satiate the public, and now that they have, Nintendo needs to scale back production, hard. More »
  • #nokia

    Nokia Gets Busted Showing Off N900 SNES Emulator

    Alright, Nokia. We know you've ben hurting since N-Gage passed away, but apparently in your despair you forgot that Nintendo wouldn't take kindly to a promo video featuring emulated SNES games. Oops! More »
  • #data

    Girls Play With Wiis

    80 percent of female primary console players—the main person who plays the console—do their gaming on a Wii. just 11 percent use an Xbox 360 and 9 percent play a PS3. Does that say more about girls, the Wii or Xbox 360 and PS3? [Kotaku]
  • #netbooks

    NES Netbook

    If you don't have at least one NES-style accessory incorporated into your daily routine, you've haven't just failed us, you've let down everyone who ever believed in you. Score this NES netbook case for $50. [Etsy via Lilliputing via UberGizmo]
  • #nintendodsixl

    Inside Nintendo's DSi LL

    Yesterday we saw how the DSi LL (or XL, as it will be known in the US) compares to the Sony PSP-3000. Yeah that 4.2-inch screen is freakin' huge. Now here's a look under the hood. Controller board porn! More »
  • #nintendo

    Nintendo DSi LL vs PSP-3000: FIGHT!

    I remember how everyone slammed the PSP because it was huge. Let's see how that brick called Nintendo DSi LL—how much stupider can this product name get?—compares to the Sony PSP-3000. More »
  • #gaming

    By Royal Decree, the Official Food of My Kingdom Is Now Hot Pockets!

    This is a seven-foot-tall throne made entirely of Famicom (NES) cartridges. Whoever sits in it becomes king for the day of the fantastical realm of Sadtopia. [Erick Kwiecien via Make]
  • #mods

    Let's Count the Ways NES Modders Have Decimated My Fondest Childhood Memories

    So a new, potentially very popular Mario title comes out today. Sweet, sweet nostalgia. To celebrate, let's revisit all the 2009 NES hacks and mods that have, thus far, utterly destroyed or otherwise corrupted my most cherished memories, shall we? More »
  • #addon

    DSi Studio Kit Can Start Your Kid On a Path of Photography and Drugs Early

    The DSi's camera is probably the lowest-quality camera device you can buy today that can still counts as a camera. But, it's still a camera, and your kids might enjoy making their photos slightly more interesting than the default shots. More »
  • #nintendo

    Handmade Portable Gamecube Sports Dangerous Buzz Saw Disc Drive

    Imagine if you'd spent the last 90 hours of TV watching doing something more productive. Could you have built this lovable-but-treacherous portable Gamecube? (Probably not, so don't quit your current "hobby.") More »
  • #blockquote

    Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime Quashes Wii HD Rumors

    The big man himself says rumors of a Wii HD with Blu-ray player and 1080p are a non-starter. With the 360's Natal and the PS3's motion-wand on the way, Nintendo better have something besides vitality sensors planned. [GameTrailersTV via TechRadar]
  • #hacks

    SNEGENES P Combo Mod Comes with Plenty of Junk in the Trunk

    From the front this threesome looks pretty hot. Clear case with bright LEDs, original SNES buttons, and the ability to play three great systems on to go. All great. But what's going on in the back? More »
  • #lego

    The Perfect Lego NES Only Plays Bricked Tetris

    This full scale Lego NES reproduction is exactly like the original, complete with video and audio connectors, gamepads with flexible cables made out of solid pieces, pushable buttons, and a working front-loading mechanism to insert the included Tetris cartridge. More »
  • #imagecache

    Ok, But Which Device Is Better at Smashing Through Walls?

    The DSi shatters and fragments, which is more effective at maiming and disabling a target. On the other hand, the N97 remains whole, for greater penetration through tough surfaces. Both, however, are fun to look at. More »
  • #nintendo

    iPhone 3GS to Be Unofficially Renamed Nintendo iPhone 3GSN64

    Zodttd, the developer who brought us GBA4iPhone, has announced plans to release a N64 emulator for the device. But does the 3GS have enough power? Maybe. More »
  • #nintendo

    Mario Costume with Built-In Sounds Effects Will Satisfy All Nintendorks, Including Myself

    I know someone who apparently can't resist the attraction of Mario. I can't blame her. I don't know if it is the mustache or the mushrooms, but I share the feeling. That's why I like this sound-enabled Mario costume. More »
  • #humor

    Wii Xbox 360 to Make Shooters More Accessible to Non-Gamers

    Like Wii Music before it, Nintendo's upcoming Wii Xbox 360 takes something that once required skill to be good at and lowers the bar for entry. Finally, your mom can kick ass at Call of Duty! More »
  • #nintendo

    Next Nintendo Handheld May Come with Free 3G Wireless

    Nintendo is considering taking a page from the Kindle playbook and offering free 3G wireless web access with its next handheld console (next gen, not yet another DS version), according to company president Satoru Iwata. More »
  • #nintendodsixl

    Video: First Good Look at the Larger Nintendo DSi XL

    The DSi LL (or XL, as it will be known in the US early next year) made its first TV appearance in Japan overnight, and yep, that 4.2-inch screen is lookin' pretty big. More »
  • #nintendo

    Why Nintendo Had to Slash the Price of the Wii

    It's time for Nintendo to resort to its classic rainbow strategy to sell more Wiis: Its net profit for the past six months fell by 50 percent, almost perfectly matching a near 50 percent drop in Wii sales. More »
  • #nintendodsi

    Nyko's Zoom Lens for the DSi Now Available, Still Seems Like Overkill

    Not to sound phallic, but things keep growing bigger on the DSi. Nintendo confirmed the new 4.2-inch screen DSi LL earlier today, and now Nyko's 8x optical Zoom Case is finally getting pushed out the door. More »
  • #rumor

    Netflix Streaming Coming to Wii Next, Naturally

    Netflix is finally, officially about to hit the PS3, leaving the Wii as the odd console out. Well, besides past hints and the whole "duh" aspect, StreamingMedia swears that the Wii is next, and has seen pitchas to prove it. More »
  • #rumor

    Jumbo 4-Inch Nintendo DSi Coming This Year

    A new DSi? Oh, of course—it's only been a year since the original launched, and we're talking about Nintendo. Nikkei says a fresh DSi is coming with a 4-inch screen, for the same price as the current one. More »
  • #lego

    The Biggest Lego Mario Ever Built

    If you have $3700 handy, you can buy this 6-foot tall, 110-pound, 40,000-brick Lego Mario, the biggest ever built. It took one week to plan, and 175 hours over 16 days to build. More »
  • #ruhroh

    OK, This Wiimote Mishap? We're Calling Not Fake.

    That infamous "Mama!!!" video where the Wiimote destroys the flat-screen has been endlessly debated: staged or real? In this, it's safe to assume the Home Shopping Network did not intend to smash its own TV showing off Wii Tennis. [Kotaku]
  • #roundups

    This Week's Gaming Stories You Cannot Miss

    Mass Effect 2 has a release date. Tim Schafer's rock masterpiece Brutal Legend is out, right along with Uncharted 2—one of the best PS3 titles to date. If Man's existence gets any better than this, we're missing something critical. More »
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