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Total Console pre-built Wii mod "I-case" is shiny, but so 1998
Hey, we've got nothing against LED abundance, or even a bit of translucency here or there to let the light shine through, but we're not sure we're quite ready to relive those heady "design revolution" years of '98-'00, where shiny, see through, iMac-inspired gadgets reigned supreme. At least this I-case Wii mod isn't bondi blue, or we just might have to quit the biz. The good news is Total Console is selling this mod as a kit for a mere $45, so you won't have any more blood on your hands than is already implied.[Via Digg]
Because case mods never get old
Especially this piece of glowing glory, yeah? But it's not just something to marvel at at which to marvel; it's a bit pricey, but the new "I-Case" is available for pre-order at $44.99, scheduled to ship at the beginning of May. Most of the case mods we've seen so far were merely color swaps (though these skins were cool), but if you manage to rig this up properly, be careful, because your former friends might feel inclined to crush your skull with a blunt object and relieve you of your Wii, cackling into the night.Well, um, that's what we'd do. If ... if we were bad.[via WiiNintendo.net]
I-Case spring fashion show
Team Xtender, the group behind the chrome casing and Black Knight Wii mods, plans to diversify its line of I-Case replacement shells with a more colorful look. The mod manufacturer has posted photos of its concept models in their new outfits, dressing the Wii and its stand in red, yellow, green, blue, and pink.Nothing has been finalized yet, so don't expect to see these vibrant kits on the market for a while. The I-Case's pricing has been a little more competitive than the SHOCKii's ($40 versus $50), so we're glad to see some competition in the replacement shell market. Click past the post break for more glamour shots from the Wii runway. [Via DCEmu]
