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Legend Of Zelda Overworld Map Beer Pong Table

January 13, 2012 in *flipping table* I said i get a do-over!, booze, drinking, drinking games, i have to bust out the legend of zelda and play through it every couple months or my life force starts to diminish and i get all weak and can't eat, i would play on that, laminating screenshots and turning it into a beer pong table, sure why not, throwing balls, zelda

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Combining two of my favorite things in the whole entire universe (which, contrary to popular belief, I'm the master of), this is a Legend of Zelda beer pong table constructed from 128 printed screenshots of the overworld from the original game. Would I play on it? Yes. Would I chop the thing in half with a Master Sword replica if I lost? Also yes. Plus chase the winners out into the street and make them dive into traffic from between parked cars. What? I'm a sore loser! Paper-rock-scissors to see who goes first?

Hit the jump for one more shot from the other side and a video.

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This Zelda Map Will Get You Drunk [kotaku]
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Legend of Zelda Beer Pong Table of the Day [geeks.thedailywh.at]

Thanks to GMAT (the test?! I took you once!) and Mark, who agree while this is certainly cool, Mario Kart for the N64 is hands down one of the best drinking games of all time.

There are Comments.

  • I have always felt beer pong was and is reserved for those people who have a small mind towards what constitutes as "fun" during a party. All this aside, I like the table itself and would  use it in a more practical manner while drinking something other than Keystone Light and fist bumping into the night. 

  • Emmitt Morgans

    It is dangerous to go alone...

    beer me that sword!

  • this reminds me of the time i printed out a giant poster map but i actually used a professional poster printer not this cheesy way

  • $20600237

    not everyone has access to a plotter

  • Jake osborn

    First!

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