I'm not entirely sure how I feel about NES cartridges being repurposed as art. 

For $20 a piece, you could have your own retro representation of a modern game. But these aren't downscaled versions of modern titles, all you get is a new label on a still-wroking NES cartridge. That's what makes me a little leery. What games are they using? Hopefully they're all copies of Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt double pack. I think about a million of those exist and Duck Hunt is virtually unplayable today thanks to the Zapper's limitations. 

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