Nintendo released the Power Glove, a wearable video game controller, in 1989. The device was a huge flop despite a massive advertising campaign. 25 years later, stop-motion animator Dillon Markey has found a querky new use for the Power Glover and it has absolutely nothing to do with gaming.
A frustrating day of work inspired Markey to transform an old Power Glove into a Bluetooth keyboard, which he now uses it to edit video footage. Markey decided to give his clove a few extra features including a pair of tweezers on a retractable cord, which he uses to adjust small details on puppets and he has also programmed it to yell “Fucking awesome!” whenever he fist bumps someone while wearing it.