POSTED AT 5:59 PM February 12, 2009

Working GameBoy costume with playable Tetris-torso -- Boing Boing Gadgets

Over on Boing Boing Gadgets, our John's found this delightful video: "A working Gameboy costume built buy a cosplayer at Ohayocon 2009, replete with built-in emulator, which is accessed by hammering the d-pad perpendicular to his junk."

GameBoy cosplayer features torso-playable Tetris

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