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Taking Your Love Of Gaming To The Bathroom With Soaps Shaped Like Nintendo Cartridges
Let's face it, hand soap is boring. How many times have you almost fallen asleep from boredom while washing your hands in the bathroom? But have no fear, for all is not lost.
Firebox, a website that sells odd toys and gag gifts, is finally making hand-washing exciting again with soap shaped like Nintendo cartridges.
These soaps are accurate replicas of Super Nintendo and Gameboy cartridges, down to the size, color, and cover. Replicas of popular games like The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Super Mario Kart, and Pokemon are currently available. The SNES cartridges even come with dust covers and Gameboy cartridges have a plastic case.
These vegan-friendly soaps have an "Energy Citrus" scent, whatever that means. They seem like great holiday gifts for your gamer friends.
The SNES soaps cost $21.29 while the Gameboy soaps cost $11.49. Visit the Gamer Culture hub for more interesting game-related items.
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