This rugged and portable SNES should be an official part of any gamer's apocalypse kit. This unique gaming system was created by redittor Robotairz, and is meant to be completely self-sustaining. The console is powered by batteries and features a charger. The entire package is contained inside of a shock-proof yellow case.
According to Robotairz, his rugged and portable SNES cost about $425 to create. While the apocalypse isn't likely to come soon (fingers crossed), this portable gaming system would be great for camping trips or even road trips. No gamer should let a lack of power outlets stop them from enjoying classic games such as Star Fox and F-Zero. Here's hoping Robotairz decides to start selling his rugged and portable SNES system. It's not a stretch to assume that gamers are a bit too preoccupied to attempt such an awesome DIY project on their own.
What's Driving This Trend
- Rugged Gaming Equipment
- Develop rugged, portable gaming systems that can sustain harsh conditions during outdoor trips.
- Self-sustaining Gaming Systems
- Develop gaming systems that can function without power outlets or connections, and supply their own power.
- DIY Gaming Kits
- Create more accessible DIY gaming kits to encourage and empower gamers to build their own gaming systems with less difficulty and less cost.
Who This Affects Most
- Gaming Hardware Industry
- There is an opportunity for gaming hardware companies to create rugged and portable gaming systems to cater to outdoor adventure enthusiasts.
- Green Energy Industry
- The gaming industry can partner with the green energy industry to supply self-sustaining and eco-friendly power sources for gaming equipment.
- DIY Kits Industry
- The gaming industry can create more DIY kits to cater to a wider range of target audiences, especially those who enjoy building and customizing their equipment.
