Fancy showing off your inner arcade game geek? You should get yourself this Space Invaders Lamp Shade for the bedroom.
Available at Meninos, the shade is a mix of wire and fabric, handcrafted and featuring four different 'Invaders', one for each side of that shade.
Available online, it sells for $65, which is £43.34.
Not the sort of pint glasses you'll find in your local pub, but this Atari Arcade Pint 4-pack will do the job just as well.
Of course, not only do these glasses hold a pint of your favourite beverage, they also feature retro designs from classic Atari arcade games. Specifically Asteroids, Centipede, Tempest, and Missile Command and all with the Atari logo on the rear.
Available online, a set will set you back $29.99.
Pac-man seems to gets everywhere, from seating to a carpet and even a washing-up sponge. Well, now you can inflict the gaming classic on your kids with the retro game arcade baby grow.
It's a simple but instantly recognisable design and comes from the range of The Green Apple, a company who specialize in eco-friendly and ethically sourced products. This baby grow is made from organic cotton, so the kid has got some twenty-first century green credentials as well as the 80s look.
The babygrow costs £19.
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Here's a great spot of recycling – using old game cartridges to make musical instruments – the work of NESharmonica.
As the name suggests, these are old Nintendo NES cartridges, but mixed with a Hohner harmonica tuned to the key of E to produce the novelty instrument. They even throw in some instructions and sheet music, plus the original circuit board that features the game. Well, you never know when nostalgia takes hold.
Take your pick from a variety of games (including the Zelda pictured here), with prices starting at $24.99.
Most people will probably be thankful for anything that makes the chore of washing-up more exciting. For those who have moved from gaming into domesticity, this retro arcade sponge from Urban Outfitters might liven up your task a bit.
The sponge is in the instantly recognisable shape and colour of arcade favourite Pac-Man. As it says on the packaging, use it to munch your way through the dirty dishes.
If you're feeling creative, you could get cutting at your own sponges and recreate the look. For those who prefer someone else to do the dirty work, it costs £6.
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