There’s the Wii XL, and then Short Stack, which is unofficially the world’s smallest Nintendo Wii console that actually functions similar to its full-sized counterpart. It’s roughly the same size as a deck of cards and uses a trimmed Wii motherboard that measures just 62x62mm, yet still contains the CPU, GPU, RAM and flash memory.
Mackie Kannard-Smith, also known as YvetalGriffin online, wanted to get back in the groove after taking on some complicated projects dealing with PCBs, so work on PS Hanami began.
Sure, you could mod a PlayStation Portal, but Hairo Satoh wanted something more unique. So, he turned an obscure Japan-exclusive Takara Roulette controller for the PS1, released in 2001, into a functional PlayStation Portable of sorts.
Now that you’ve seen the DOOM voxel mod, it’s time to check out Cheello’s Voxel Duke Nukem. Put simply, this mod replaces the original game’s sprites with 3D voxels, giving it a more modern look and feel, all the while eliminating rotating 2D sprites during gameplay.
Only 900 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ supercars were ever produced, which means they will set you back at least $600,000 USD for one in excellent condition. If you only want the look of one, there’s this incredible replica that combines the chassis of a Toyota Crown with a Honda Accord rear end, powered by a Mitsubishi 3000GT engine.
Photo credit: Forgiato
There’s the slammed version, and then this Tesla Cybertruck sitting on 30-inch Forgiato wheels. For those wanting their own set, it’s the Parlante design by Forgiato wrapped in Versatyre tires.