Play Video Games While You Drink Heavily with the Gamerator
I’m sure you fondly remember those days as a kid in the arcade saying to yourself, “If only I had a keg of beer to drink” - well now you can! The Gamerator video game console features classic video games in a traditional full size gaming console - with the added benefit of a beer […]
I’m sure you fondly remember those days as a kid in the arcade saying to yourself, “If only I had a keg of beer to drink” - well now you can! The Gamerator video game console features classic video games in a traditional full size gaming console - with the added benefit of a beer tap right on the front. It comes with over 150 licensed classic arcade games, a 26 inch flat-panel HDTV, refrigerated interior with room for a pony keg, and of course two cup holders. It’s no Russian video game, but it’s still pretty cool. $3,995 at www.thegamerator.com
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