Cleverly called "Tetrish" by Seungyoub Oh, director of design Studio Dotdotdot, these unique dishes can be removed from their collective tray and used individually. Designer Oh says he was inspired to make them by a 20-year Tetris grudge match between him and a relative.

At this writing, the dishes are not yet available for purchase, but according to Dotdotdot, they soon will be.

Yeah, being long and rectangular, they kinda look like poo and no doubt, they'd melt all over your hands if you tried to use them but hey–it beats the heck out of chocolate fondue using a real controller.

Molds are available at  the Country Kitchen Sweetheart website for $2 allow you to make four choco-controllers at a time.

Hey! we're talking about the cartridge here, what were you thinking? This T-Shirt definitely takes you back to the days when your old NES cartridges just had a hard time working so what did we do? Blow on them and then pray that the pink screen would finally stop flashing. Now you can be reminded of those days by owning this Blow Me T-Shirt priced at $17.95. So yea, blow on this baby! Available at sharkrobot.com

Now, this GameBoy Tube dress looks fantastic, you know you want it even if you're guy, haha. Made of soft gray knit and black fabric, this GameBoy dress sells for $60. Something this stylish shouldn't be cheap anyway. So not only can you take your GameBoy with you, but you can now wear it. Just be sure to let the boys know to try not to push your buttons. Available at Etsy.

Via: CraziestGadgets

Ahhhh decorating your room has never been more fun, this probably the best videogame quilt you've seen. This Super Mario Bros. quilt is not only a fantastic piece of art, it also contains a coin that comes out of the mystery box. Pretty neat eh? What's also cool about this is that the crafter is selling it and donating the money to charity. So not only does Super Mario save the world but he also helps contribute to charities.

Via: flickr.com

It was the game many of us cut our Nintendo teeth on and for many years was the best-selling console game ever. Now you can remember the super siblings' 20th year on the planet with a commemorative T-shirt from aptly-named game shirt site, The King of Games.

This one, (the only one of the original three designs that's not sold out) goes for 6090 yen (roughly $66). Sure, that's a little steep, but think of it this way–isn't it worth it to be the envy of all your friends?

Straight from custom apparel, poster, mug and postage site Zazzle.com come these retro doggie gaming shirts.

Zazzle's one of those sites where basically anyone can create a design and peddle it to a gullible public. Looks like there are a lot of folks out there who want their dogs to love gaming as much as they do. These shirts go for $20 to $30 depending on how ambitious the designer is, and you alter and customize existing designs or create your own.

Excited at the prospect of making your dog look ridiculous? Go to Zazzle.com

Created by game girl Jocelyn Anderson, Snack or Die was created in 2007 as a means of showcasing her amazing video game confections, which range lately have featured Kingdom Hearts Heartless cookies, Braid waddling heads (creepy) and Katamari cake balls.

If these inspire you to do some baking of your own, (and how couldn't they?) head over to the Snack or Die website where many a tasty looking recipe awaits you.

The Showcase features all manner of cool Square-related items and now, brand new this month, it's helping you round out your FF collection by offering this cute collection of Final Fantasy XI Tarutaru mini-figurines.

For those who don't know, the Tarutaru are a child-like race of skilled magic users featured prominently throughout FINAL FANTASY XI, who are not only powerful, but cute as a baby Chocobo.

The set of four is available now from the Square Enix online store for $24.99.

Past themes have included World of Warcraft, Katamari Damacy and Team Fortress 2–this year's theme does honor to Valve's famous zombies–err…infected.