We have seen some very big things before, but the world's largest Nintendo controller has to be one of the most impressive. Approximately 30 times the size of a typical Nintendo controller, it is also fully functional,
Created by Electrical Engineering students at Delft University of Technology, which is located in Delft, Netherlands, the world's largest Nintendo controller does not, unfortunately, qualify for a Guinness World Record status because no delegation was present. Nevertheless, it is still incredibly impressive. I'm sure that passersby thought so -- they were able to not only play a game of Tetris on an LED screen of over 6 square meters high, they were also allowed to jump on the controller as well.
The students chose to recreate the world's largest Nintendo controller in such a large size because it was the first commercially successful controller on the market and is also a pop culture phenomenon.
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The World's Largest Nintendo Controller is Actually Functional
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