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REGISTERTuesday, Dec 11th 2007 by Abby McVay
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Nintendo fashion has grown more and more with age, it has grown to become one of the classic signs of a gamer. Along with Atari it seems there are all sorts of odd earrings, t-shirts and of course this Nintendo bag.
This bag is definitely more geek than chic, but as a Nintendo loving geek I can’t help but love it anyway. Besides the novelty of toting around a Nintendo branded item it also would carry a decent amount of gadgets and anything else you need to tote around.
It features a large main compartment as well as three external zipper pockets and two net storage pockets. It measures 12”x17”x6” and is being sold for $40.
Nintendo Controller Backpack [via fashionablygeek]
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How much would you sell this bag for? I’d really like it!
BEWARE!!! I bought this for my son who was starting Middle School. Very large
main compartment holds all his books. After about a month of carrying his 6th Grade
textbooks in it – it started to come apart at the seams along the zipper. Now after
two months of use, one entire shoulder strap has ripped off the backpack. So I
have to throw it out – I could have bought him a name brand backpack for this price!
It’s sad that this bag can’t carry the weight of a middle schooler’s
books. It would make a good bag to carry a videogame system in, though, but not
books. He hasn’t been rough with it at all. It’s never been tossed around.
It’s only been used for taking his books into the school from our car to his
locker and then after school from his locker to our car and then home.