We Make Money Not Art has a great piece up on Jennifer Chowdhury's Intimate Game Controllers. Chowdhury's idea started by crafting a pong controller out of a bra and then she took the next natural step:

I then found out about a phenomenon called gamer widowhood where men essentially abandoned their wives to play video games night and day. I wanted to create a type of video game play that would center around a couple's intimacy and where two people would touch each other in order to play the game.

What she ended up with was one controller built into the front of a bra and another built into the back of a pair of men's shorts. Both "controllers" have six sensors each. The man stands behind the woman and the two grope one another to play. Sounds fun. Brian Crecente

Intimate Game Controllers [We Make Money Not Art, via Cathode Tan]

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