The NESPaul, Family Comguitar, SEGA Dreamcast Guitar are just some of the much-forgotten retro video game consoles that are modded and reborn to be playable guitars. Yes, jamming has taken to a whole new (gaming) level.
Where To Gawk:
TechEblog {Feature: Functional Guitars Made From Video Game Consoles}
Image: TechEblog; Game-Music-Fusion via MAKE

For those who know what are NES and Sega Genesis, here’s a video games console system that may appeal to you. Calling itself the Gen-X Dual Station System, it allows you to slot in both 8-bit NES games and 16-bit Sega Genesis cartridges and play them. 2 controllers, adapter and standard AV cables are included. You can also plug in original Sega controllers but not the NES ones. $36.89 for you to get retrolly high.
Where To Buy:
VideoGameAction {Sega Genesis / NES Gen-X Dual Station System}
Retro still rocks via SlipperyBrick

Your friendly hedgehog finally makes his way to the Apple iPod in the original Sonic the Hedgehog. The center button acts as the ABC buttons altogether and the touch-wheel becomes the four-way directional pad. The great thing is that you can listen to your own music collection while engaging battles with fluffy animals.
Where To Buy:
Amazon {Apple 4 GB iPod nano AAC/MP3 Player Silver (3rd Generation)}
Will Sonic return just like Street Fighter? via Crave

Rouge (a 80s dungeon crawling computer game) zealot, Greg Sanders, uses a microcontroller, prototype board and a battery to fire up a cinnamons box so that he can just plug in a Sega Genesis controller and play his Rougelike turn-based RPG video game, Dungeons of Doom, on a TV over and over and over again.

Is better to Wash the box 1st via MAKE