If you were born in the 1970's or 80's it's likely your first home gaming system was an Atari or NES, and you probably have fond memories of hanging out in arcades wasting your allowance one quarter at a time. Relive your youth and show off your retro gamer cred with these awesome arcade living room furnishings and accessories from across the web. More

There's something about Super Mario Bros. that has made it an enduring part of pop culture, so much so, people have decorated their own homes in the style of the game throughout every corner of the home. But if we were going to give the (power up) gold star to any interior, we'd give it to Alfonso Mellone of Italy dimensional wall mural inspired by 8-bit memories... More

Despite being focused on the latest and greatest in home technologies, it's hard not to wax nostalgic over the electronics of our youth. We gathered up the team to take a look back at the tech we miss — reminiscing about the technologies and devices that started our love affair with gadgets, games, photography, and the like. More

So geeky, yet oh-so-good. Cedrick Bearss' underwater ode to the classic game. Video of the setup below. More

Trying to shake your butt in front of the Xbox 360's Kinect but your cable's just too short for your home entertainment setup? Here's how to properly extend your Kinect's distance without throwing your money away on official Microsoft accessories. More

As someone who spent countless hours ignoring homework and trying to push every boulder, burn every bush trying to discover every secret hidden in Zelda, this Etsy dealer's map-style fabric print wallpaper copied from game makes me wish I had an extra "gaming room" to decorate... More

The Star Wars Xbox 360 Kinect Limited Edition Bundle not only comes customized to look like your favorite pair of droids, the limited edition console comes equipped with a Star Wars themed Kinect sensor, Kinect Adventure game, and a 320 GB hard drive. Boba Fett edition next, please!
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One of my favorite moments while walking around Microsoft's E3 was stopping to watch the pugilistic gesticulation of this couple playing the Kinect enabled, Marvel The Avengers Battle For Earth. He's a marginal Hulk at best, but she totally convinces me of her inner Wolverine... More

Nintendo's booth wasn't as elbow to jowl as last year's show (partially due to a better booth layout), but that doesn't mean it wasn't the most bustling and crowded section of the first day from E3. In fact, the Big N's booth was arguably the most active and fun of all the manufacturers exhibiting, with large groups of attendees dancing, laughing (and groaning when losing), furiously drawing, and even going through the motions of lugeing using the touchscreen Wii U GamePad and Wii Balance Board. Here are a few videos and images of the Nintendo's Wii U in action...
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In honor of E3 week, here's the old school gamer art of Jason Brockert (prints and original pieces available at one of my fav local art galleries, iam8bit gallery. More