Playing the computer billiard is much easier than the real one as it has the degrees lines and aims to assist you on the screen. But today, the real billiard has that lining too, Georgia Tech’s own Justin Needham and Matthew Straub have made the Digitally Assisted Billiards. It works just like the computer billiard game, giving a degree in our eyes in the real billiard game, cheat!!! The whole thing works with an eBox 2300 embedded computer, Logitech webcam, 4- x 3-foot mirror, a VGA projector, pool table and a few extenders. Video after the break. Read more…

Modder DHRECK is making its Wii’s controllers a little different from others. The sleek, cold, white and hard plastic has now become slightly fuzzy, natural, warm and textured. DHRECK wrapped his Wiimote and nunchuck with high-grade hemp. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Jeffrey Stephenson has designed a case mod in the form of the Ingraham case mod. The retro looking case mode is his tribute to the Ingraham Cabinet Co. a company that designed and built many wooden cabinets in the 30s and 40s. The Ingraham case mod comes with a walnut-clad with a hand-built basswood frame layered atop a mid-grade mini-ITX SilverStone case. You’ll see a FireWire 400 port, a VIA VB8001 motherboard, a 1.6GHz processor, 4GB RAM and a 64GB SSD at the inside. Read more…

Nintendo Wii + Nintendo 64 = Wii64. Someone has put on a Nintendo 64 in a Wii shell.

… the Wii case has been modified to fit a n64 inside, and function perfectly well! There is a power on switch that was a xbox 360 left trigger, that was modified to be a switch! there is no reset button, but that is not even needed anyways. the wii case is in great condition itself, and has many holes made for wither a port, game slot, or ports! this has not been done before until now…

Current bid is $155 at eBay. If a wii has been fitted to a N64 case, that would be more interesting. More pics after the break. Read more…

Playing classic SNES games such as Street Fighter 2 Hyper Edition on PSP can be a little tough if you don’t get use to the PSP keys and I guess that is why this modder decided to modified his PSP to work PSP to work with the SNES controller by installing a new socket to the back of the PSP which is wired straight to the mainboard. Video after the break. Read more…

Something goes interesting today, someone replaced the brain of Xbox 360 with an old Apple PowerBook G4. This casemod is done by Modder Phil Herlihy and he decided on the name Xbox G4. The system is powered by 867MHz G4 processor and features a built-in 60GB hard drive. There’s no way to get the Xbox DVD tray working, so an Apple Combo drive was installed at the side of the console which require a cut at the side. Oh yeah it can be run on a rechargeable battery which I think that’s cool. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Driving faster isn’t gonna get rid of those tailgater. But the flamethrower car mod will surely get them off your back. It is not legal to fix one though, it looks like it can burn down the whole building. Check out the flaming in the video after the break. Read more…

Some hackers managed to get the PSP and Microsoft Xbox 360 Chatpad working together.

There are still a few kinks to smooth out, but the hard part seems over, with l0rdnic0 managing a tiny bit of soldiering using a PSP remote cable and some software from the Open Keyboard Project.

Hopefully Sony is making a chat pad for its PSP. Video after the break. Read more…

SCAD Inc. has built the giant-sized of SNES controller, inspired by the NES controller table in May. It takes a few months to complete and it’s complete with functioning buttons. What is next? Har! a giant Wiimote will be nice. Check out more pictures after the break. Read more…

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…