Video Game Soap: Clean Your Body With Mock Plastic

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It's not often that a story about soap is found on Bitmob, even if it is related to video games. Geeksoap doesn't settle for just throwing some random game mascots on bars of soap (though they do that too); they have painstakingly recreated Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo 64, and original Game Boy cartridges in the form of body cleaner [via Technabob]:

The bars of soap will cost you from $2 to $6.50 and are available for purchase here. Who would have thought that almost 25 years after playing Kid Icarus on your NES you would be wiping your backside with it? Check after the jump for more pics.