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The Coolest And Most Ineffective Way To Play Tetris On The Go
A Tetris lover and apparent poking enthusiast has combined his two loves into a shirt. By pushing buttons on the shirt, you can play Tetris in all its glory.
Watch as Marc Kerger demonstrates the power of 128 LEDs, a few batteries, and an Arduino processor in the video below.
Sadly, the t-shirt isn't available to purchase and looks to be one of a kind. However, we've covered many awesome shirts in the past ranging from cool crossovers to console wars if you're looking to expand your wardrobe. For more on Tetris, you can watch Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak dominate the game. You can also check out a chat from this year's E3 between Tetris creator Alexey Pajitnov and Threes creator Asher Vollmer.
[Source: The Creators Project via Kotaku]
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