The Last of Us – Soundtrack on USB

This is an interesting item that presents a creative way to distribute a soundtrack in a post-CD world – a mock cassette tape which folds out to reveal a USB plug is actually a flash drive containing the soundtrack for The Last of Us. Great pains have been taken to make this item look authentic, and the case liner even has some nice art on the back. Good to see a modern gaming promo item that isn’t run-of-the-mill.

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Nintendo GameCube BBA Broadband Adapter – Broadband adapter for the Nintendo Gamecube, to be used with online games like Phantasy Star Online Episodes I and II. Also could link Gamecubes in a LAN configuration to play games such as Mario Kart: Double Dash or Kirby Air Ride on multiple systems. Useful tool for Gamecube homebrewers

Nintendo NES Uforce Power field controller – A strange infrared wireless “motion controller” peripheral for the NES. James Rolfe tested, James Rolfe approved… but does it work well? You may have to decide

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The Operative: No One Lives Forever Martini Set – A shaken-not-stirred promo for Monolith’s 2000 PC game The Operative: No One Lives Forever. Includes etched glass shaker and martini glass

Nintendo Power’s Link & Epona Prototype Action Figure 497 of 500 – Another JoyRide Studios figure from the early 2000’s, this time a serialized gray prototype of Link and Epona. Lot number (out of 500) is physically printed on the figure using a dot printer. Other JoyRide Studios figures, such as Beat (Jet Set Radio Future) exist in a serialized prototype form

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