Well, it seems the saying “when there is a will, there is a way” holds especially true for hackers with too much time on their hands. Users of the ScoreHero online guitar hero score database community have reportedly developed “a tool used for injecting CUSTOM SONGS into GH2 for the xbox 360!”. This short video shows “No One Like You” ripped right out of the PS2’s “Encore rock the 80’s edition” inserted into a custom disc being played on the 360. Now before you get excited at the prospect of tearing up your favorite Dream Theater or Metallica tracks on your 360, it is noted by the developer of the tool that you must have a modded xbox 360 to be able to play these custom discs. This of course, will void your warranty and likely get you permanently banned from live. Is it worth it to play custom tracks with Guitar Hero 3 and Rock Band around the corner? Who knows, but it certainly says a lot of the tenacity and ingenuity of today’s amateur programmers out there to break all of the protection the 360 has in place.

[ScoreHero Forums]

Ah, the joys of Nintendo fandom. From custom barka lounges to chairs. Now this wonder. To quote Flickr poster “kaizokurisu” on this creation done both by him and his friend:

“We calculated what the internal volume of the enclosure was supposed to be for maximum performance and based on that made a box that had that volume but was also the size of 2 cubes side by side. Also the enclosure was built from scratch, but the Woofer is actually a 12″ Shiva for those wondering. And yes, the sub sounds amazing in my car!”

Any chance these would be for sale? You’ve got a buyer right here.

For more pictures of this custom-made wonder just click here.