“Rubber Hard Cover” and “Multi-Soft Pouch,” part of Gametech’s +Palette line. These are definitely the nicest looking silicone game system covers I’ve ever seen!

Both the cover and the pouch come in way more colors than I’ve included here — a subset of the colors that the other +Palette accessories come in, so you can coordinate everything.

In Japan, the covers cost ¥1050 ($13.52), and the cases cost ¥880 ($11.33). I haven’t seen them at any import retailers as of yet.

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Mokudigi Wood Grip for PSP-3000, by Gametech. Give your PSP a touch of class with this controller grip accessory made of real mahogany for some reason. What, do you want your hand to rest on plastic? How ghastly. It just isn’t done.

With an appreciation for the finer things with which to hold your PSP, comes an appreciable price — ¥13,800 ($179). That’s almost as much as a PSP itself, but it’s a small price to pay, considering the alternative of vulgarly gripping the PSP’s own body.

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Double USB Charger by Gametech. This simple device is just a box with 4 AA batteries in it, and two USB ports on the side. It comes with a bunch of adapters so it can be used to charge the iPhone, 3DS, PSP, and various DSes. 

And when you aren’t charging two items at once, it collapses into a tiny little rectangular box. Kind of a nice design!

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New DSi and DSi XL covers from Gametech’s WaSaBi line. These are all polycarbonate covers overlaid with Japanese-style fabric, and all cost between ¥3,150 ($39) and ¥3,570  ($44). Which is, yes, really expensive for a case for now-outdated hardware.

Gametech also announced new cases featuring the same fabrics for iPhone 4 and iPad.

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[Via Inside-Games]

Gametech’s Plus Palette accessories for 3DS. The “Semihard Pouch” and “Canal Earphone” come in such fancy-sounding colors as “Sunset Orange,” “Chocolate Pink” and “Yellow Leaf.” My favorites include the Famicom-colored “Snow White” and the grey/white “Graphite Grey.” If you ever wanted to coordinate your game system case and cheap earbuds, there’s likely a pair for you!

The cases sell in Japan for ¥980 ($12) each, and the headphones sell for ¥1,280 ($15).

Preorder: Nintendo 3DS (March 27, $249.99)

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Wooden PS3 and Wii stands, and iPhone cases. If you like the woodgrain look of vintage consoles like the Atari 2600, and want to add that kind of look to your modern systems (in real wood), these mahogany accessories by Gametech are for you. They’re a collaboration between the all-wood Mokudigi and traditional Japanese design-based WaSaBi lines. 

This much class in your console support structure comes at a price: the PS3 stand is ¥6,300 ($73), the Wii stands are ¥10,500 ($121) each, and the iPhone cases come in at a painful ¥11,550 ($133). Wooden Mokudigi accessories without the extra decoration can be had for quite a bit cheaper, though still well beyond the “reasonable for a Wii stand” range.

“Decoling” accessories for DS Lite, DSi, PSP, iPhone, and iPod nano (not pictured). Gametech, the company famous (on this website) for its WaSaBi accessory line, has introduced a new line of cases to give your handhelds a “gothic lolita” look — or, to put it another way, an “every square inch of surface area is covered with fake flowers/candy/gems/skulls/lace” look.

Normally, I have to specify that this kind of stuff is for Japan only, but Gametech will ship worldwide. If you’ve got $30-$40 budgeted for making your DS, PSP, or iPhone look ridiculous, you can totally get yourself some Decoling gear.