Got game?
Hmmm. What do you get for the guy (or gal) on your list who seemingly has everything and (seriously, for the love of god) doesn't need another video game?
How about a wallet made from a vintage Atari cartridge?
Somerville engineer Niles Zwolak trolls the web for the cartridges and turns each one into a game lover's dream accessory. It takes him about two hours to make one wallet — get yours at his Etsy shop for $35-$55.
Also: Zwolak's wife Phetnikone designs handbags and recently collaborated with her hubby to make Atari wallet/wristlet combos:
Love the bag. It's equal parts pop art and precious. This set is perfect for a "Pacman" fan and his gaming girlfriend. Gotta have it? Get thee to the DesignHive's Handmade Holidaze market in Cambridge this Sunday, where the crafty couple will be selling these limited-edition wristlet/wallet combos for $95. Game on.
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Hayley Kaufman is editor of the Style section.
Rachel Raczka (@rachelraczka) is the lifestyle producer for Boston.com.
