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Posts with tag chocolate
A message for your sweetheart: Eat Mii!
[Via Addicted Geek; thanks, Simon!]
Chocolate NES carts are back to ruin your NES
At least, we hope that is what is happening. We're already wary enough about buying food from eBay, even -- especially -- food in an amusing shape. We don't want to think that these things have been sitting in someone's house for 10 months. But it's not like we would eat this anyway -- these are total display pieces. And not to be stuffed in your NES cartridge slot, either. Even Master Chu and the Drunkard Hu is a better game than Cleaning Melty Goop Out of the Connector.
White chocolate Wiimote and nunchuk
As you may well know, we're a hungry bunch here at Wii Fanboy, looking for any and all ways to incorporate eating into our gaming lives (it saves time). With the advent of the Wii, we've found that no longer must we wait until an opportunity to pause before biting hard into our sandwich, as now we have a free hand to hold said sandwich while we game. It's truly a wonderful age we live in now.
Anywho, as you can see above, the pictured Wiimote and nunchuk attachment have been scultped lovingly by flickr user Balakov using nothing but discarded packaging and some spare chocolate. Move over Xbox360, we got ourselves a more delicious means for controlling our games now!
The choco man strikes again
With his last successful chocolate creation going for a couple bucks on Ebay, his latest creation is a life-sized chocolate NES controller. Using the same chocolate as his previous creation, the NES controller is also available in much larger quantity. With a total of 49 available and the small price of $14.99 USD, anyone can get their hands on this controller. Just watch the temperature, it's liable to melt in those hands.
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Tummy rumblin' NES cartridge hits Ebay
Made from only the finest Austrian chocolate and 1 out of 3 available in the world, this milk chocolate NES cartridge looks like a Nintendo fanboy's Easter basket dream. Weighing in at about 7 ounces, the current highest bid is $41.00 USD at the time of this post. Looks delicious, but is it worth the cost?
If you bought it, would you plan on eating it or displaying it? More pictures have been embedded past the post break.
