So these are just attractive flash drives? Maybe I'll get one if I ever need a new flash drive.

"It's dangerous to go out without backing up your data! Take this!."

I actually think the NES controller one is the coolest looking, wooden shields are bleh, and I don't like the idea of messing up GBA carts D:
_{and it just looks kinda awkward really, not that a NES controller isn't xP}

Flash drives are fine, but nowadays I just throw things in the cloud.

$34 for a 4GB flashdrive that looks like Link's shield? No thanks

Why isn't Nintendo offering things like this. Don't you want our money, Nintendo?

@warioswoods Nice one

if I had the money I'd so get one of these, helpful to hide it in your gaming collection when the cops bust in with a search warrant looking for the stolen data-I mean... it looks cool

@tealover Maybe Nintendo doesn't want to remove the guts of their own products from the past?

That looks cool... but man, did they have to gut Metroid Fusion? Couldn't they have picked some crappy GBA game?

BLASPHEMY!

Nerdtastic!

Looks Cool. Too Bad I mostly use Cloud Storage. May try to get one just in case.

Too expensive, I'll just stick with getting regular flash drives at Walmart. These are cool though.

That news title is really misleading.

WAY too expensive.

It's a shame to waste the game. I say they should have the games pre-installed to the flash drives.

I'm an SD card guy. Sorry!

Cool but too pricey.

@Swiket In what way?

cool but sacrilegious. a game had to die for this.

EDIT: the controller one is beyond awesome

Way to expensive. $170 for a 1 Terabyte hard drive is just too much when you can get the same amount of storage for just $80.

@ToadFan: No, but i sure wish we did — i'd have me one'a them NES controller ones already. :3

@zezzy: lol at that quote!

That Zelda shield one looks tempting at a low price... and I need a new Flash Drive anyways.

I'll invest in a 4TB hard drive instead for $80. More value and better than a glorified flash drive.

Hmm, I have a broken Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt/WCTM cart for the NES lying around... I may just turn it into an external HDD.

Also, @KomicZ: Link, please? I don't believe I've even seen a 4TB drive, and the cheapest I can find bare 2TB drives is usually around $90.

(I just looked at the linked site. Dear lord, $170 for a 1TB drive?)

Some neat stuff there.... like the pokebra lol

@tbd Thanks, broodr is a good site, but it's a little expensive for my wallet right now, D:

@ToadFan: Don't worry, I'm in the same boat at the moment. Window-shopping sure is fun, though :3

I now want a The Legend Of Zelda 1Tb HDD... So much awesomeness in a oh-so tiny cartridge...

I'll acknowledge creativity, but defiling a Metroid Fusion game is just criminal! I ever know of anybody going all Andy Warhol with a Nintendo masterpiece, I'm having a few choice words with them.
@warioswoods
I didn't know Lakitu had a place to store our computer stuffs. TO THE LAKITU! Interesting thing here. I run a search on "cloud" at google, cloud storage comes up first, Cloud Strife second, then regular cloud clouds as in the sky, LOL!

@Everyone We're working with Broodr to offer NL readers some sort of discount. Watch this space!

Very nice! Discount would be awesome, and these are fantastic. I might be sold.

that would be sooo cool! i would definately buy something then. maybe the hard drive because i needs me some space!

Nice!

I am generally against destorying old classics. Try a PowerPak from RetroUSB.com ($135) next time you feel the need to store data on an NES cart. It plugs into the NES and plays games, too!

@warioswoods: I'm pretty skeptic on the whole "Cloud Storage" concept. Great place to keep Spinies, though. As someone who lived through the dorcom bust of 2001, data uploaded to the Internet has a tendancy to vaporize quite unexpectantly. After all, clouds are made of vapors, aren't they? One minute it's there, next minute, POOF, it's gone.

No way I'm supporting destruction of out-of-production Nintendo game goods.