YouTuber jrmoorf00t4 decided to run with an idea conjured up by his friend taltigolt, and created this Grand Theft Auto IV mod which features R2-D2 being a complete dick – knocking people over, destroying armies of taxicabs and emitting the most annoying screams ever.
Check it out after the break.
Professor T. Lemetry employed copper piping, 4 gauges, a valve wheel and various brass components to modify the hell out of a Nerf Vulcan Blaster, resulting in this steampunk “Goliathon”. Besides earning a spot with other Nerf/Steampunk masterpieces, the professor believes that the Goliathon harnesses “all the horsepower of a full-size steam locomotive” to “level a building, down an airship, or turn a man inside out” – all in one shot.
Although that may be a bit over the top for a toy, it is a truly awesome mod that can be yours for $350. Check out some additional pics after the break.
I think we can all agree that it was only a matter of time before someone (from Japan) crammed an HTC Aria into a Game Boy Pocket housing then taped a fake white iPhone 4 with embedded LEDs to the back. It was inevitable.
Check out this completely pointless gadget in action after the break.
All it takes is a Dreamcast Visual memory unit and a little tweaking to make a retro gaming case for a new iPod nano. It may be kind of bulky and relatively pointless, but it is rich in nostalgic charm. As you will see after the break, it also works with a Dreamcast controller.
We’ve seen several mods involving the Nerf Vulcan in the past, but this heat seeking version from Make Gadget Freak Design Contest award-winner Rick Prescott might be the most intimidating.
A Japanese modder took an old Mac, gutted it and turned it into a truly awesome iPad dock. He even chucked a retro-style desktop image for added authenticity (pictured after the break). Amazing how the iPad fits so perfectly in the old chassis.
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