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Until Nintendo caves in and offers giant NES controller cases to the public, the task is left up to gamers who love to mod in their spare time. Continue reading to see more. Click here for first picture in gallery.

World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Litch King basically "takes players to a new area in northern Azeroth, Northrend, where the fallen prince Arthas plots and schemes on a way to wreak havoc on the world." Videos after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

As soon as players enter the new area, they'll be thrown into a new world of trouble that includes an original storyline, a level 80 cap, new skills, abilities, dungeons, gear, an extra profession and a brand new hero class.

When is Pleo not Pleo? When a "highly destructive ComBot predator rolls around the ring and rips little Pleo to shreds." Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Poor little Pleo. The innocent and uber-cute robot dinosaur suffered at the hands of your DVICE narrators, sure, but that mild session of humiliation pales by comparison to this whipping Pleo took at Maker Faire last weekend.

Finally, GT provides us with an exclusive Gears of War 2 gameplay trailer, which looks amazing to say the least -- everything from the graphics to gameplay. Continue reading to watch.

Sometimes, "less is more", and it rings true with the "Alley House". This five-story home measures less than 8-feet wide, but manages to cram all the amenities you'd expect in a regular living space into its small footprint. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Built on a steel frame, this home office took only a few weeks to construct. It's particularly eco-friendly, and while each level is absurdly small, the floor to ceiling windows do wonders to cut through the jail syndrome.

Not your average MacBook Air parody -- no Apple bashing -- this one shows why the standard MacBook is definitely "thin enough" to fit inside a manila envelope. Continue reading to watch.

What sets this touchscreen universal remote apart from others, aside from the fact that it's just a concept...for now, is it allows users "to change the television's volume to turning on the oven or dimming the lights." No word yet on availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.

What if you could control everything in your home with a little handheld gadget? That's what this universal remote by David Chacon got us thinking about, with its roomy screen - a nerve center right in your pocket.

Beneath the shell of this VHS deck lies the internals of a G3 iMac, fully preserved and functional to boot. Next up, the iBlu-ray. Click here for first picture in gallery.

With the addition of an ATX power supply, a few cables, a VGA connector and some electrical tape, this Frankenstein’s monster of a Macintosh was born.

Power isn't the only thing the 2009 Nissan GT-R delivers, its $3,000 "Super Silver paint is applied in seven coats, baked five times and then polished by a real human being at Nissan's assembly plant in Tochigi, Japan." Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Maybe you'll never know exactly what the GT-R is up to behind the scenes, but when you can out-accelerate, out-handle and out-brake anything short of a Formula 1 car, do you really care?

In this Video Game Vault episode, "Destin takes a look at a Turtles game that tried to capitalize on the most popular genre at the time and somehow managed to come out looking pretty sweet." Continue reading to watch.