Pega’s PS Vita Car Stand (click for larger images). You’ve got that fancy new Vita; don’t hesitate to mount it on your car’s dashboard, so you can watch The Tester on the go or use the Vita’s Google Maps to navigate.*

If you want the Vita to get out of your dreams and into your car, you can buy one of these from (where else) Dealextreme for $10.30.

*Oh my god don’t do any of these things.

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Extra 3DS Card Case 18 covers for Japan (click for larger images). Oh, did you think we got the same deal as Japan’s Club Nintendo members? Nope!

While we get these four inserts in the U.S., the Japanese version of the 18-cart holder comes with three random slips pulled from a wider selection that includes our covers and the ones above. Dat Pikmin cover.

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3DS Card Case 18 and its box slips. Though I mentioned that Nintendo started offering this to Club Nintendo members (in exchange for 250 Coins) this morning, it’s so neat I’m dedicating a post to the accessory.

It’s already rad that this thing is almost the same size as a standard DS/3DS case (just a bit thicker) and holds up to 18 cartridges, but it also comes with four different sheets — including one with that awesome Nintendo Conference 2011 vector art — that you can slip in and use as a cover.

They have inside art, too, which shows artwork or icons in spaces you haven’t filled with games. For those wondering if you can use these with standard 3DS cases, I tested it and they fit in fine, but you can’t see the inside art through the eco-friendly holes in the plastic.

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Converse 3DS cases by Elecom. Both the soft “enamel case” and “semi-hard case” retail in Japan for ¥2,415 ($31) each, and obviously come in different colors.

These have kind of a ’90s-ness that I really enjoy. I hope that doesn’t mean that the shoes are also ’90s, as they’re all I wear. They’re timeless, right? Timeless?!

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Hatsune Miku & Future Stars Project Mirai accessory kit (phew). This set by Hori includes a case, interior skin, and transparent outer skin for 3DS. I’m not sure why — not just because chibi Miku is cute — but I find this quite fetching! 

If you want to festoon your system with mini Vocaloids, you can pick this up for $43.49 at Play-Asia. It ships March 8, the same time as the game’s Japanese release.

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3DS stand bundled with Kid Icarus: Uprising in Japan.

Along with its support for the Circle Pad Pro/Frankenstick add-on (which appears to only be for left-handed play, not necessarily for a dual-stick control option that replaces the analog pad/touchscreen setup), this game will have a stand to improve its play experience.

I presume it’s to keep your portable still while you hold it with one hand and tap on the touchscreen, so the stereoscopic 3D effect isn’t broken? Or to make sure the system doesn’t put too much strain on your wrist, since you’ll be holding it with one hand? It seems like dual-stick support with Circle Pad Pro would have fixed this…

Whatever the reason, it just increases my worry over Kid Icarus: Uprising, which I’ve already had doubts about given the unfavorable preview impressions I’ve heard.

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Yo Gabba Gabba “Muno Time” clock radio charging dock for iPod/iPhone/3DS/DS, and … Hip Pack for portable systems. These two items are buried unassumingly in Nyko’s CES lineup, which otherwise contains normal stuff, like Vita batteries, game cases, speaker stands, etc.

I don’t know anything about Yo Gabba Gabba, but I’m going to learn, because of this game console charger alarm clock.

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Perfect pouch for your Legend of Zelda 25th anniversary 3DS (click for larger images). Tepe hand-cut, hand-tooled, dyed, and painted this leather bag, which you can attach a wrist- or shoulder-strap to if you’re so inclined.

It’s an awesome accessory for Zelda fans looking to encase their 3DSes in Hylian gear, but it’s also quite expensive — commissioning Tepe to create one of these for you will set you back around $40.

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Mario and Mario Kart 7 “Chara-Play” screen covers by Tenyo. Have you ever seen a more charming 3DS screen cover? Have you ever seen a screen cover that had any amount of charm at all?

Amazon listings have these coming out in Japan on January 10, at a price of ¥819 ($10.66). No import listings yet, unfortunately, so you won’t be able to look at Mario while you’re looking at Mario.

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