Does the world need a bed for gamers? – Pop culture

The Japanese company Bauhutte markets a complete kit to transform its bed into a gaming bed. You will no longer have any excuse to miss the top 1 in Fortnite.

” I wake up and go from my bed to my desk. Why is it so complicated ? “, Can we read on the website of the gaming equipment supplier Bauhutte. This is not a farce, but a description of a set of furniture that turns a bed into ” gaming bed “And would therefore be the solution to the laziness of some players. If the stereotypes sometimes die hard, it is not the Japanese company which will help to make them disappear.

Judging by the illustration photos, the gaming bed obviously has everything from the dream of comfort for those who like to spend hours and hours in front of their screen – even their screens. You are probably more comfortable there than on a sofa or seat. We can even poke a little nap between two parties, or watch an episode of his favorite Netflix series while lying down with a support that places the phone in front of the eyes. To live on gaming and fresh water, you can hardly do better (love can wait).

Put everything down to spend your days in a gaming bed

In its highest configuration, billed a whopping 126,300 yen (nearly 1,000 euros, excluding the price of the bed and mattress to buy elsewhere), the gaming bed has everything you need to give yourself up completely passion for gaming.

For this sum, we receive:

• A desk to place at the end of the bed to put screens;
• Furniture to place at the head of the bed to put essential things like an alarm clock (in case the notion of time still matters) or a smartphone (in case social life still matters);
• A 5.5 kilogram sofa pear to rest your back and have a sitting position;
• A rack for placing a keyboard;
• A rack to store lots of food;
• A rack to store lots of bottles of energy drink (at random);
• A basket for storing accessories (example: a controller);
• Pajamas (which look very soft).

Let it be said, the mannequin comfortably installed in the gaming bed, a packet of chips and a controller at hand, seems to live its best life. He would almost play the episode of South park dedicated to World of warcraft – where the heroes become obese by being stuck on their screen – for an ode to the Stakhanovists. It’s a veritable “institution,” says Bauhutte, which markets its products through Amazon. In its catalog, we fortunately find more classic furniture, but always with this desire to improve the experience and playing comfort.