Favorite New Games As Old NES Cartridges
72-Pins is selling old NES cartridges with stylized labels of popular new games. Each one costs $20 and make the perfect gift for the person who has everything. Literally, EVERYTHING. I'm talking spinning bow-ties and hoverboots. Alternatively, spend some time in Photoshop making your own label and slap that sucker sticker on the NES cartridge you picked up at a yard sale. Theeeeeeen realize yours looks terrible and you just wasted two hours. Or -- OR -- do what you normally do -- absolutely nothing. "Haha -- I already am!" It shows, it really does.
Hit the jump for a bunch of different game options.
Thanks to Wilmersama, who makes cover art for old NES games and puts them in PS3 boxes at Gamestop. Is that like an installation piece or something?
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