Japan's Sleep Shelter supports gamers with facilities for all-night play and daytime rest.

So, there’s this new gem from Japan called the Sleep Shelter that’s got gamers buzzing! It’s like a bed extension made for lazy gaming sessions, with clear pockets for your smartphone or Nintendo Switch. Bibilab designed it with three pockets: one above and two on the sides, ensuring you can comfortably see your screen no matter how you’re lying.

But this isn’t just a gaming cocoon. It blocks out light, so your sleeping buddy isn’t disturbed by your late-night battles. Plus, it’s got nets for your glasses or controllers and even a hook for charging cords. When it’s time to hit the hay, just draw the blackout curtain to create an ultimate sleep zone. It folds up for easy storage, and at 12,000 yen ($76), you can grab one on Amazon. Though, remember, it’s a solo spot—no room for the Cotton Wife or Cotton Husband in there!

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