This Nintendo Wii is powered by a Celeron core and has 512MB of RAM, a 40GB hard drive, and DVI video and USB ports. It’s a custom Nintendo Wii PC, yeah, a PC in a Wii case ~ world’s first. Celeron 1.3GhZ processor is not going to win at any speed record today but it is still twice as fast as the Power PC chipset that powers the Wii itself. Video after the break. Read more…

The NES Retro Gaming Computer – Stealth Edition is a NES Console modded with a computer inside to play the old school NES, SNES and N64 games. It runs on Windows XP and loaded with the GameEx emulator automatically after logged in to the Windows.

The project is ’stealth’ because all the connections are the original NES connectors, everything looks genuine and original, even the ports for the controllers are still the same as the original and they are working with the Nintendo controllers too, there is no way to tell that this isn’t a normal NES until you turn it on.

At the inside, you will see mini-itx board the D201GLY2, the controller ports has been wired to the USB at the inside. At the bottom of original Nintendo has an adapter underneath and that adapter has been replaced with a USB hub for the N64 controllers.

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Look! Someone has turned the Endoskeleton Skull from The Terminator and T2 into a DVD player. I found it in Toxel, no other information provided. One more shot after the break. Read more…

The Archbishop PC is a case mod from Datamancer that was made out of stained glass, for those that like Gothic stuff. It features the same Morisco-patterned glass, brass embellishments, a hinged lid for access to the drives and hardware, and soft, ambient red lighting. This case was rushed to complete for the upcoming Steampunk art show at the Hamptons Antique Galleries at 2546 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton, NY from August 16 through August 24.

• Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+
• Processor Main Features: 64 bit Dual Core Processor
• Cache Per Processor: 2 x 512KB L2 Cache
• Memory: 2GB DDR2 800 (upgradable to 8G)
• Hard Drive: 250GB SATA
• Optical Drive: 20X DL DVD+/-RW Drive
• Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8400GS 512MB Video Card
• Audio: ALC883 High Definition Audio CODEC
• Ethernet: Built-in GB Ethernet LAN
• Power Supply: 420 Watt Power Supply
• Operating System: Windows Vista Home Premium
• Software Included: MS Office 2007 [60-Day Trial]
• Motherboard: ASUS M2A-VM Mainboard
• LCD: 20″ Widescreen LG LCD

“It will be for sale at the show but if it doesn’t find a new owner there, it will be posted on ebay probably near the beginning of September.”

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Yes, a PC case made of Lego bricks. It was built by Luke Andersen, a computer science major from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Blueprint was made first using some CAD program.1,238 Lego pieces were purchased for this project. He also completed the lego PC with a removable compartment so it will be easier when he needs to upgrade his PC in the future. Check out the video after the break. Read more…

That is crazy, someone has made modified his PlayStation 3, allows users emulate Vista on the console. It works but slow, booting the resource-heavy OS takes 25 minutes on the system — Notepad emulated on the PS3 via Linux takes a whopping 12 minutes. Take a look after the break. Read more…

BenHeck’s forum user named RDC is modded a xbox + ps controller. It is a Wired CL version 360 controller stuck in a DualShock 3 shell.

“It is done with the PS3 board (original version) stripped of almost all of it’s parts and the controllers daughter board kept intact (mostly) and the CL board cut to about the size of the battery in a PS3 controller.”

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This is awesome! Someone has custom made the DCp Dreamcast Portable console that could almost pass a SEGA-made system. It features a vacuum formed case, LCD screen, and stereo speakers. It is powered by two 7.2V 3Ah R/C car batteries giving you the maximum portability. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Check out the Duct Tape Server by Team Boom Tape, interesting huh. It is powered by 2.2GHz Pentium 4 and features 1GB of RAM, an 80GB hard drive, Intel SFF Motherboard and a few fans for the cooling. Continue reading for more pictures and video. Read more…

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. Read more…