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Pimp your ride: PS3, Wii & 360

Updated Sat, Nov 25, 2006, 3:45 PM·1 min read

If you're bored with the look of your console, you can do a fair amount to dress it up. It takes a bit of work to make sure these things go on right and look good once you're done (read: no air bubbles under the skins), but check out the end results. Leopard skin Xbox 360, FTW! Although we really hope that thing doesn't burst into flames during a Gears of War multiplayer match.

Decalgirl has over 97 skins for the Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 (and a billion other products), including this shagadelic Union Jack Wii skin. Although speaking of shagadelic, is anyone going to spend the bucks to cover their PS3 with a naked girl? Talismoon, on the other hand, offers leopard and cow print fur faceplates and controller covers. Take a look at the leopard 360 controller, mrowwww. They also make covers for the PlayStation Portable, so you can take your fur with you.

As cool as these look, nothing can really trump the KFC skin and drumstick Wii-mote.

Check out:
Xbox 360 & PSP fur skins from Talismoon
Console skins from Decalgirl

[Thanks, Craig & anonymous]

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