This is just too cool! Now, I’m sure I’m not the first person to go “man, I love the Switch, but I just wish the screen was BIGGER!” Now, while this might not have been exactly what I (or anyone else for that matter) meant by that, this is the first guy to actually DO something about it. At least, as far as I’m aware.
Now, right away, I’m not a very handy kind of guy. Working with my hands and using power tools, just aren’t my things. I guess maybe that is why this is so much more impressive to me. There’s nothing truly groundbreaking in this video. No carpenter is gonna look at this and take his or her hat off in admiration. But I AM a gamer. And I DO love to not only use my imagination, but to see what other people can do with theirs just as much.
Turning your TV into a giant Nintendo Switch isn’t only a fun idea from a design standpoint, but it ends up being a great idea from a functional standpoint as well. Using a massive Nintendo Switch as a kind of modern art style storage and entertainment center is just awesome! Huh, from entertainment system to entertainment center… I didn’t even intend to write that.
All I know is that I want one! The nerd inside me NEEDS it! It’s the same nerd that felt like sharing it too, so I hope you enjoy Chris Salomone’s video detailing the process behind his latest creation.
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