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Over at the popular do-it-yourself guides sharing website Instructables, a member that goes by the username cbm104 will teach you how to make your own Pac-Man nails.

Are you one of those hardcore retro game fans that can’t sleep on anything other than your precious Space Invaders Pillows? Guess what, now you can wake up in the same geeky manner using this cool arcade game alarm clock.

Industrial designer SaltyandSweet, who’s a members of the Etsy online marketplace, has created this fin and cool mobile, inspired by the classic Japanese arcade game Pac-Man.

Remember that cool Classic USB Joystick Controller that we wrote about here at GeekAlerts a couple of years ago. Well, a very similar product is now available in stores.

GHS 1 is the name of a new portable gaming headset announced by AKG. The product won the Red Dot award for outstanding product design and is said to offer a “sound for the ultimate gaming experience”.

This wireless little gadget, which could be described as “a Wii controller with full-on keyboard functionality”, will serve as an all-in-one HTPC keyboard with a built-in accelerometer.

As an alternative to the yummy Nintendo DS Chocolate Case that we wrote about this summer, here’s a fun and geeky model for all the LEGO Star Wars fans out there.

After a long and hard gaming session, you can now get a much needed massage using this electric vibrating pillow, inspired by the famous life-giving Super Mario 1-Up mushroom.

Modder DHRECK has just finished his first Nintedno Wii controller modifications, an original Wiimote and Nunchuk made with three kinds of 100% natural hemp string.

The knitted Etre Touchy gloves will provide you with a practical way to keep your hands warm while using touchscreen gadgets, portable games and other electronic devices.

Fans of modern retro gadgets like the Telephone USB Hub and the iPod Speaker Dock Lamp can now “enjoy” waking up to the sound of classic game show themes with this alarm clock designed like an old TV.

The guys over at Supermandolini, a graphic designers duo from Thessaloniki, Greece, have created a line of badges made from old school arcade gaming machine buttons.