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She may not be as hot as the new models, but this Xbox cougar always puts out.
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The Star Wars Kinect dancing game isn’t something I can wrap my head around. I mean, I like silliness and fun but when I think about Star Wars Kinect, I think of lightsabers. I want to fight duels, not do the YMCA. We’ve seen Slave Leia dancing and don’t forget the Stormtroopers, and now Han Solo joins the fun. I don’t think he’d be happy about this…. at all. He’d be shooting everyone involved first.
You have to watch the video after the break to understand. Take particular note of the lyrics of the song, titles “I’m Han Solo.” The fun begins around the 25-second mark.
Star Wars Kinect just looks more and more interesting. Though it does feature a dancing Slave Leia, this new demo video will undoubtedly kill a little piece of every hardcore fan.
Check out the video after the break to see why (starting at the :50 mark). Hint: Stormtrooper flashing awesome crotch.
Many of us have dealt with the question of what to do with our electronics after they’ve become broken, boring or obsolete. Spencer Shepard of Blue World Aquariums decided the best course of action was to gut his old Xbox 360 console and convert it into a fully functional salt-water aquarium.
After removing the innards of the Xbox, Spencer cut a viewing window, and inserted a custom built tank. Wiring was hooked up for the lighting using the existing power cable and connection, while the low-voltage power supply and controller are hidden inside the external power supply box. The tank also features a color-changing LED strip controlled by a wireless remote.
Hit the jump to check out a video of the finished product.
Power A controllers has unveiled Batarang controllers for the Xbox 360 and PS3 that will coincide with the release of Batman: Arkham City on October 18th.
Both controllers feature bat-buttons, soft bat-grips, and bat-LEDs that light up in seven different colors. The PS3 version is wireless, but you’ll be tethered with a 10-foot cord on the Xbox 360 version. A wired controller may seem dated, but to the sharp crime-fighting mind that just means it doubles as a grappling hook.
(Power A via Superhero Hype)
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The following video is the result of an experiment with the Kinect and Processing. People stand in front of the Kinect and they can be virtually frozen in carbonite. Apparently, the people behind the project are exporting the models for 3D printing and they plan to release the open source software soon.
A little crude but promising. Check out the video after the break.
This gorgeous casemod from Mark Bongo crams in an Xbox 360, speaker system, LED lights and a projector into everyone’s favorite droid.
The projector can display images from 15-50-inches and it features HDMI out and optical audio out. See it in action after the break.
Perhaps as a way of acknowledging the high temperatures older Xbox 360 systems could reach during game play, some clever soul decided to gut a toaster and put the system inside.
See it in action on That’s Nerdalicious…
Photographer Dan Saelinger and others were commissioned to do a photo shoot for Fortune Magazine about the demise of console gaming. Naturally, they thought blowing up a bunch of Xbox 360s real good would be just the ticket. They couldn’t be more right.
Check out the video after the break.
