While we were previously waiting for the new Nintendo DSi to be announced and shown, a concept surfaced that probaboly did make more than a few hope it was real. It is shaped similarly, sized the same, and simply seems like a photoshopped DS.Ī little tribute to the old Nintendo Famicom, this is a wonderful DS Lite mod that deserves praise for the ingenuity. This Macbook Nano concept by Ryan Harman looks as if inspired by the fun DS. They still can be recognized as the fun Nintendo handheld but provide various images and colors to make it distinct. Some of these do not seem to have taken too long to do but an unique personality to each Nintendo DS. While it is an extensive list, there are probably more than just a few missing, so send them over.or better yet, send us the DSi mods once they start poppin up. Right below is the ultimate Geekiest and Craziest Nintendo DS Mod collection that ranges by the different styles, designs and colors. Still, individuals are not content and love to create new DS mods that give the handheld a new look, color, shape and size. The Nintendo DS is ever so popular, especially with the new Nintendo DSi, giving even more than before.
By Anna 28 Geekiest and Craziest Nintendo DS Mods But never fear! The Guitar Hero controller has some hidden uses you may not have yet considered.March 26, 2009. Meanwhile, Activision canceled development of future Guitar Hero games, leaving gamers across the country with plastic guitars gathering dust in the corner. The addition of another guitar-based music game was too much, and in 2011, Viacom sold Harmonix yet again. While Activision continued to release new Guitar Hero installments, Harmonix produced the similar but more diverse Rock Band series, which expanded the playable-instruments gimmick to include bass, drums, and singing. Original Guitar Hero publisher RedOctane was bought by Activision in 2006, while the game's developer, Harmonix, was purchased by Viacom later that same year. But the guitar-game fad flamed out pretty quickly. Guitar Hero brought us all the glamour of music superstardom without worries like artistic integrity, drug use, or Yoko Ono. There was nothing quite like shredding through classic hits like "I Love Rock N' Roll" or "I Wanna Be Sedated" before turning around and making dinner. The Guitar Hero craze of the late 2000s feels like ancient history now, but at the time, thousands of gamers across the country would come home from school (or work), strap on a fake plastic guitar, and transform into living-room rock Gods.
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