NES cartridge router: Now you're broadcasting Wi-Fi with power

Right now (check the exact time on your NES cartridge clock), you could be using hard drives, CD cases, soap, and even NES systems shaped like NES cartridges. Now, thanks to Unconventional Hacker, you can even camouflage a wireless router among your pile of extra Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt cartridges. You do have a pile of extra SMB/Duck Hunt cartridges, we're sure.

The site offers a step-by-step guide to cramming a wireless router inside a NES cartridge, and even adding a snazzy custom label. Next up: an Instructable for how to deal with your insatiable urge to make things look like NES carts!