Photo courtesy Connor Gottfried
Connor Gottfried made a 3-foot wide playable replica of Nintendo's classic Game and Watch version of Legend of Zelda—complete with a normal-size controller to play it with.
18 inches tall and 5 inches deep, the wallmounted installation is made with seven layers of corrugated plastic, a 21" LCD panel, a Raspberry Pi 4B, and a whole lot of hot glue.
The installation was created for a University of Calgary radio station fundraiser; if you want it, it's up for auction there. [h/t Kristjan]
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