We have seen quite a few different game controller mods here at Geeky Gadgets, but this one from modder Jack Rossi has to be one of the coolest we have seen so far, the Custom Nintendo Wii Ghostbusters Proton Pack.
Jack decided he wanted to give his Ghostbusters game on his Nintendo Wii more of a realistic controller so he decided to make this cool Proton Pack + thrower.
3D seems to be the popular format for movies this year, but if you wanted to make your own 3D movie, you would have had to shell out around $20,000 for a 3D video camera.
Scientists at the Weber State University have come up with a innovative solution, that lets you shoot 3D video, with two cheap hand held video cameras and a few other parts that costs a total of $250.
This LEGO Rubiks cube solver created by Robotic Solutions has got to be the most breathtaking example of LEGO construction and ingenuity I have ever seen. The CubesStormer is the Worlds Fastest Lego Mindstorms RCX Speedcubing Robot is capable of solving the standard Rubik’s cube in less than 12 seconds.
Check out the video after the jump to see it in action.
If you’ve been wanting to connect your Motorola Droid two USB enabled peripherals a mod by Mike Kershaw from Kismet and Mike Baker of OpenWRT will now allow you to do this.
By using a charging cable that plugs into a car’s cigarette lighter a micro USB cable and a USB extender cable. The guys created an improvised micro dongle and connector cable allowing the Motorola Droid to work with the Linux enabled USB device.
Robots are becoming more popular and we have seen quite a few different ones that can perform a number of different tasks, but this one has to be the coolest so far as it serves you a nice cold glass of beer, the Heineken Bot.
The Heineken Bot was made by some of the students at Middlesex university, it is basically a miniature keg on wheels that moves around in a pre-programmed area, and when a hand is mover over the top of the robot, it stops and pours you a beer, check out the video of it in action below.
Check out this watercooled case mod which was built from scratch by Richard Swinburne an inspired by the art deco stylings of the 1920’s and 1930’s Zenith radios.
The Art Deco style was captured using replica radio dial, dial glass, escutcheon (dial bezel), and knobs for around $120 to give it that authentic look and feel.
We have seen quite a few different video game console mods here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is this cool Alien Chestburster PS3 Case Mod.
The Alien Chestburster PS3 Case Mod was created by GivinTats, who also created the awesome Transformers All Spark Xbox 360 Mod that we saw last month.
We have seen quite a few different PC case mods here at Geeky Gadgets, but the latest one is definitely one of the craziest we have seen so far, the Kratos God Of War PC Case Mod.
The Kratos God Of War PC Case Mod is based on Kratos from Sony’s God of War games, check out the video of it in action below.
A sixteen year old teenager from new Mexico called Alexander Kendrick has developed a device that can be used to send text messages from up to 1,000 feet underground.
Alexander Kendrick won the 2009 international science fair for his DIY device that lets you send a text message from a mobile phone deep below the earth’s surface.
The guys over at Instructables have come up with another crazy mod, this time it is a WiFi Detecting Bumper Sticker.
The WiFi Detecting Bumper Sticker is made using one of those fun WiFi detecting t-shirts, a 12V USB car adapter, and some fabric tape.
Yesterday we say the cool Game Boy iPhone Case Mod, today we have this cool Game Boy calculator Mod, Calculator Boy.
Most of the mods using Game Boy and other retro gaming consoles feature some sort of new technology modded into an old console, but modder Alexis Sepúlveda decided to put a calculator inside a Game Boy, very cool!
We’ve featured a number of steampunk mods here at Geeky Gadgets but I can’t remember any GameBoy customisations. This fantastic Steampunk Gameboy mod by Thretris is hand-painted and fully functional.
