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It’s so simple; all you need is a mirror, some blue paint, and a love for Valve’s masterpiece in virtual teleportation.
Outfitted with iPad docks on both sides, four speakers and a 250W amp. As seen on Furniture World via Born Rich via Albotas.
This is Kinect. It is Microsoft’s new motion controller system. You cannot sit on top of it. Well, you can, but you’ll break it.
Somehow I went from discussing reviewing the neat little bean bag chairs Sumo provides to events like the recent Penny Arcade Expo East to having a 2.1m by 1.8m Sumosac Gigantor in my living room.
Way back in early September during the Penny Arcade Expo, Kotaku alumnus Adam Barenblat and I met Robert Gifford, a man who thinks gamers of all kinds deserve to have nice gaming furniture. Stuff not to be embarrassed of.
Boutique furniture designers Because We Can recently built the Penny Arcade team a new conference table. It’s 16 feet long and cost over $US4000. But that’s not why we love it.
Finally a solution for gamers who want to game but just don’t have the upper body strength to support their own arms.
