Guy Turns Nintendo Game System Into a Belt Buckle

The latest concoction is a bit different, though, as the NES Belt Buckle doesn't really shove NES capabilities into a buckle; rather, the NES is the buckle, which is sort of weird to be frank. Still, for $300 you can have your very own, but we'd recommend boosting your self-esteem and saving your cash by just making your own with that dusty system that's still in your attic. Tons of laughs await you in the demonstration video just past the break.
[Source: NESBuckle] [Thanks, Harrison]





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Subscribe to commentsMontusamaJul 28th 2008 10:35PM
The guy knows someone who works there since you didn't see anyone around....and plus circuitcity wouldn't let you film in their stores in the first place let alone use their equipment