The past fifty years have seen the development of a wide number of wonderful gadgets. Each of those years brought innovation and development, resulting in the panoply of useful assistive devices available to us today. The fifty gadgets profiled here are among the most memorable to become popularized in the past five centuries. Which of this selection of five to you consider the most groundbreaking?
These fun Nintendo Game Boy Soap look just like an original Game Boy, the level of details is amazing, and it is exactly the same size as the original Game Boy. If you want one, these cool Nintendo Game Boy Soap’s are available for $14.99 each from Two Eggplants.
The Pocket Retro Game Emulator looks a bit like the GameBoy Micro but that's where the similarities end. Load on NES, SNES, GBA, Sega Genesis, or Neo Geo roms and play your old favorites in the palm of your hand. With 4GB of built-in storage
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The Nintendo Wii's unique motion-control infrared wii-motes are perfect for adaptation into shooting controllers. While the devices themselves are already most of the way there, with integrated trigger mechanisms and infrared capabilities, a good controller in a proper gun shape can make shooting titles much more enjoyable. Which of these great Nintendo Wii gun controllers do you like the best?
James Cameron's Avatar is the number one movie for one reason alone, 3D. Unlike other movies that appear in 3D Avatar did not use it for special effects. Cameron used 3D to create the luscious backgrounds on Pandora that we all came to love. Instead of the usual flash effects it was like we were looking directly into a real world. Since Avatar's release last winter the demand for 3D has sparked a technology... read article
When I look back on my childhood I remember the fun days of summer running around with the neighborhood kids and my little 19 inch TV with my brand new SNES attached to it. We would play outside all day and then come in and play video games until we fell asleep. I still have the SNES hooked up to my TV in the game room of my house.
Great way for Nintendo to make money, after all, people walk every day
Konami has launched a new Nintendo Wii game called "Walk it Out!". The objective of the game is to walk(!) within the game's world. The more you walk, the more complex the world gets.
