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techeblog.com - 3/23/2009

PS2 Arcade Stick Made with Plastic Storage Container

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Reader Madison pointed us to an interesting arcade stick that was made using a plastic storage container. This controller is compatible with the PlayStation 2 and has a fisheye lens for added stability. Continue reading for one more picture.

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gadgetvenue.com - 3/25/2009

Tupperware PS2 Arcade Stick

— gadgetvenue.com — Order the Amazon Kindle 2 now before it goes out of Stock. Written by Gadget Venue .... Tupperware PS2 Arcade Stick This PS2 arcade stick reminds me of the StreetFighter II stick we mentioned last week. The only differences are 1.)It’s ... (more) Tupperware PS2 Arcade Stick

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Tupperware Arcade Stick Throws Hadoukens, Totes Sammiches [Gaming]
Gizmodo — ... ? Just build your own out of cheap fake Tupperware. Plus, it'll tote a sammich over to your friend's house, though I'd avoid tuna salad. [TechEBlog] ...

Tupperware PS2 Arcade Stick
Gadget Venue — ... and 2.)It’s made from Tupperware. For those of you not familiar with Tupperware, they created a bunch of plastic dishes, bowls and tubs to store food in. The tubs tend to come in all sizes, so finding one to house a PS2 arcade stick seemed like the right thing to do. I have to say it’s quite cool although the stability and the strength of it will surely be no match for the beast of a controller linked above. Via: Geeky-Gadgets and TechEBlog ...

Tupperware PS2 Arcade Stick really packs a lunch punch
DVICE Atom Feed — ... something feel homemade, you really can't beat crafting it out of Tupperware. That's exactly what this arcade stick uses as its body, and it's compatible with the Playstation 2 and most sandwich sizes. The demand for a solid arcade stick skyrocketed after Street Fighter IV hit the shelves. If you don't have the cash to spring for an official FightStick, it may be time to look up a few DIY FAQs and raid your mother's Tupperware cabinet. TechEBlog, via Gadget Venue