These are a couple videos of Wyrmwood Furniture making a beautiful inlaid wood desk featuring a scene from the original Super Mario Bros. game using over 2,000 pieces of precision cut wood. Now that — that’s a quality desk. Way better than mine. Of course mine could actually be made

Because what good is a power bank if you can’t inconveniently play old video games on it, this is a video of Aaron Christophel playing Doom on an Anker 250W Prime Charging Bank’s 2.26-inch 480×200-pixel display using the bank’s twisty clicky knob to control Doomguy. Now I wasn’t able to

Because who has time to play video games *sobbing* Steam community modder 卡瑞恩洛夫斯基 created Mini-Life 2, a super condensed version of Half-Life 2 that you can beat in about a minute moving down a single corridor. Honestly, I wish I had a minute to play video games. I don’t even

The original Game Boy: that thing was a brick. And, appropriately, now it’s being immortalized in brick form with the upcoming release of LEGO set #72046. The 421-piece Game Boy set will be released October 1st for $60 and include pressable buttons, Super Mario Land and Link’s Awakening game cartridges,

Because some people actually bother putting their know-how to good use, this is a video of Youtuber Engineezy building and playing a physical version of the Flappy Bird video game. It’s a very impressive build, featuring pipes that rotate on a conveyor belt, randomly adjusting their height as a player

To celebrate the 15th anniversary of the original Red Dead Redemption release (where has the time gone?), this is a video of Rob Wiethoff, who portrayed protagonist John Marston, playing the game for the first time. After two hours of watching him accidentally pull his gun on innocent townfolk while

This is a video of firearms expert and the UK’s Royal Armouries museum curator Jonathan Ferguson (complete with an “I’m Your Huckleberry” t-shirt under his blazer) reacting to and seriously discussing a variety of the outlandish weapons seen in the video game DOOM: The Dark Ages. That look on his

The Mario Kart Band of Columbus, Ohio, performs live gigs where audience members compete in 4-player Mario Kart, and the band provides the track-specific music, along with some sound effects. That’s amazing and we should start planning a trip to Ohio. TRUE STORY: I have never won a Mario Kart