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NES Paul is rockin' out with his c*ck out with his DIY NES guitar. For the courageous (and musically gifted) this god of a man posted a quasi-DIY guide here, complete with extra pictues. How much would you pay for one of these babies? This god of a man sacrificed his NES, the best system evar, to make a freakin' awesome guitar. Unlike the Halo fanboy who made the rocket launcher, this awesome project is actually functional. How much would you guys pay to have one of these? More than a PS3 on ebay? I doubt it, with auctions like this out there. I challenge you Destructoid readers, do what NES Paul did, expect with a Guitar Hero guitar, for those of us who suck at guitar. Like me. (Thanks to reader namelessted for the tip.) [Via XoCMusic]
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