Geek Gear

Nintendo Pipe Foam Can Cooler

Here we go! Say goodbye to boring and generic drink cooler. This is the creative and fun drink holder that your Nintendo fanboy friends want!

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GameCube Controller for Nintendo Switch

This Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Edition themed GameCube controller connects to your switch, when you need that one extra controller for a friend!

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NES Cartridge Coasters

Impress your friends with these wicked vintage coasters that feature some of the NES’s most iconic games.

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Game Boy Water Bottle

Stay cool and hydrated with this water bottle featuring the iconic and classic original Game Boy, highly regarded and popular among Nintendo fans.

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NES Cube Speaker

A wireless Bluetooth speaker in the shape of a cube and inspired by retro gaming systems like the NES. Control your Cube Speaker with a giant DPAD!

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Hylian Shield Backpack

Protect Hyrule with this shield backpack. Makes a great gift for any Zelda fan! Note: It won’t actually block nuts coming from Deku Scrubs.

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Yoshi Egg Light

This white egg with green spots is a fantastic way to light up your space. Show off your love of your favorite Mario character with this EGGCELLENT light decoration!

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Heat Changing Mario Mug

Watch this cup change magically when you pour coffee or any hot beverage into this one-of-a-kind Super Mario Bros ceramic mug. This collectors mug is the perfect gift for any 90’s kid.

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Red Joy-Cons

Some stylish red joy-cons for your Nintendo Switch. Imported from Japan, this color is more vibrant than the Neon red that comes with the original Switch.

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Mario Tanooki Plush

Mario in his Tanooki form, no need to obtain a super leaf to own this classic plush.

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Zelda Cartridge with Straw

No blowing the dust out of the bottom to get this cartridge canteen flask to work. Also not a video game, but “other” games can be played with this great collectible.

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Ness Amiibo

The main protagonist of the beloved game Earthbound. Ness proves that some heroes come in small packages.

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