Modder F00 has come out with the remixed controller for the Xbox 360. The action keys were moved to the back and he believes that this will improve the game and it is more comfortable to use. I was wondering how he moved up that right analog control. Check out the demonstration after the break.

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The Orb PC just looks a little robotic. According to the modder, the story behind this Orb is that he wanted to build some kind of Pacman or motorcycle-helmet that can open a visor driven by a motor so he comes out with this. The visor is made of two quarter-spheres, one a little smaller than the other. They were glued together with about 5mm of space for the water. Check out the video after the break.

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Awesome! This could be the coolest case mod ever seen, the Battlefield 2 PC. All the hardware were stored in that extremely detailed tank, keyboard has been customize to match the design with dirt and scratches. More pictures after the break.

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The skull looks interesting but the rest looks quite messy. It is called the “machine”, a fully functional computer with robotic claws. It was built from the Extreme barebone from XFX. More pictures after the break.

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A modder has come with the Reflection HTPC (Home Theater Personal Computer), a PC and home entertainment center in one unit. It is powered by AMD 4850E dual core processor and features 2GB of Corsair memory, two Seagate Barracuda ST31000340AS HDDs, and a Matrix Orbital GX Typhoon USB LCD. Check out more pictures after the break.

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I have seen a lot of crazy pc case mod but never seen one as crazy as this, the Microwave PC Case mod. The mainboard and all those chips where store in the microwave and monitor was fixed on the microwave door. Cool! Check out more pictures after the break.

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Cool, I want one of those. It was shown by a forum member at Modding.ru. You can check out the steps on how this steampunk USB drive was created from scratch in the forum. Great work! More pictures after the break.

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Here’s an alligator-themed 360 covered a lizard-textured skin, and has a realistic alligator eyeball in place of its power switch. Alright, no actual alligators were harmed in the making of this console. The modder “dfwmonkie” make the skin using hand-sculpted layers of Bondo, coated with paint and clear-coat to give a glossy wet look. Check out more after the break.

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Kyle Downes has finally completed his Giant NES Controller which can be used as a real controller, coffee table and storage box. That’s awesome and that’s some thing you can’t get in store. Kyle Downes said that the hardest tool to find was the 90mm hole saw which was used to cut the A and B buttons. Check out his demonstration after the break.

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The Batman’s Utility Belt PC was built as an entry in the “Mod Shop Comic Book Challenge”. It is powered by Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 2.2 Ghz, liquid cooled with Thermaltake cooling system and ASUS P5E-VM HDMI Micro ATC motherboard, RAM – Corsair 2GB DDR 2, Nvidia GeForce 8400 GS, Western Digital Caviar 500GB HDD, LG super multi optical drive, Corsair HX520W power supply and it’s running Windows Vista Ultimate. More pictures after the break… and a video.

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