A zombie-inspired deck of playing cards with custom illustrations by Obsidian Abnormal…

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“Mario’s done playing Mr. Nice Plumber.”

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Battle the zombie menace in an abandoned shopping mall! Wish.co.uk offers 3-hour battles in an abandoned UK shopping mall using Airsoft guns.

The slingshot emulates a USB mouse, so it really is a plug ‘n’ play. It translates the physical use of the slingshot in to appropriate mouse controls.
‘Really’ addictive…
Found at Geek.com, originally here with the ‘how-to’ details.

A complete tour of one of the best and most detailed quake 3 map of all time…

Zombie Dash Board Game:

“Zombie Dash is a light strategy game for fans of zombie apocalypse action. The board features a city street and your goal is to keep your Human token ahead of the Zombie token that’s hot on your heels. The deck features Human Run cards and Zombie Chase cards, which move the humans and zombies down the street. The winner is the last human standing or the first one to reach the safe zone. Great for parties, game nights, or any time you want to pretend you’re doing cardio.”

Custom Zombie Gameboy by Donald Kennedy…

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OTAKU | The Original GameWear, french clothing brand by gamers for gamers…

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What It Is Without the Hand That Wields It is an interactive installation by Riley Harmon:

“Mediated experiences of killing change our perception of authentic violence and death. As gamers die in a public video game server of a modified version of Counter-strike, a popular online first person shooter, the electronic solenoid valves dispense a small amount of fake blood. The trails left down the wall create a physical manifestation of virtual kills, bridging the two realities. The title is inspired by the Telefon Tel Aviv song of the same name. ”

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Space Invaders Skull, by Luuk Vermeyden…

[found here]

What if games were a little more realistic?

Yann Bauquesne‘s Super Mario:

“Sculpture of a video game icon made from 45 ACP cartridges. I use a material widely used in current games to give shape to the genesis of these, a sort of return to sources reflecting the gaming evolution for the public.”

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