What happens when you task the special effects genius from the Lord of the Rings, Richard Taylor, with making a custom Xbox 360? Well, you get the above masterpiece. As you can see, it features Master Chief from Halo taking out the Xbox as if it were some Covenant swine. Unfortunately, you’ll most likely never be able to buy this unless it appears on eBay as it is being given away by Microsoft Australia to celebrate 1 million Xbox 360′s sold in Australia.

Now, I wonder, what would happen if this console were to get the red rings of death?

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We all love gaming but do we love gaming to such an extent that we have to install gaming consoles inside our cars? And I can understand the passengers can be bored after a six hour journey but why would the driver need that Xbox 360 controller?

Why did they choose an Xbox? Well it’s cheaper than the PS3 and the Wii would be really inappropriate right? The car features two Xbox 360, two projectors, two screens and more controllers. Would you want your car to be transformed into something horrible like this Suzuki?

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How would you like to play around with your N64? Maybe transform it into something very portable? The Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R here is one of those custom jobs. It looks pretty good and you can start dreaming about using one in your car, or anywhere else. Congrats to the creator for his ingenuity The only problem with this mod is that the creator failed to include a battery pack. You’ll need cables to make this one work. Imagine if Asus created their first Eee netbook without a battery pack. How many Eee’s would have been sold?

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Having my gaming console painted in any cool way won’t make me play certain games better, but it will certainly impress my friends. If you want an Xbox 360 like the one in the picture here, all you have to do is go to deviantART and look for member ricepuppet. He painted this Xbox 360 and turned it into a Domo-Kun gift for his sister-in-law.

The price for the paintjob is just 38 Euro. The faceplate alone is 18 Euro while controllers are priced at 12 Euro each.

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