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Ever wanted to feel like the Doctor, but don’t want to tangle with Daleks, Cybermen, and the occasional Ood invasion? Well, now you can, with the Tardis MAME unit! A dedicated Doctor Who fan crammed a MAME console into the iconic police box facade of the Doc’s famous spaceship, the Tardis. He even managed to make the control console look almost exactly like the console from the inside of the Tardis from the original series. He chronicled how to do the whole thing at his site, if you ever want to copy this amazing feat.

[Joystiq]

Of all the GTA mods this combination is one of the craziest ones I’ve seen so far, controlling the Lucky Star girls, shooting UZIs akimbo style, fighting armed Pikachu left and right and just when things start getting heavy in comes Doraemon riding on top of Metal Gear. The madness has just begun.

Oh yeah and some nice F-zero music at the end, to keep things interesting.

Thanks Blanc!

A lot of us old school gamers complain that today’s video games are not hard enough. We constantly bring up how when you died in a game there were no saves and if you wanted to continue where you were you had to leave your console turned on and hope it made it through the night. We really love to brag about it, it makes us proud, it makes us hardcore. But if games had been like this obscenely hard Super Mario Bros. hack most of us wouldn’t be here right now, would we?

Even though it gets repetitive as hell I was laughing at his mistakes all the way to the end, anyone know the story behind this mod?

Also, have you ever wondered what’s that sound you hear after Mario falls from the bottom of the screen? Yeah, that’s his spine breaking into a million pieces.

[The Tanooki]

Apparently, those of you lucky enough to have a Wii right now are going to have an easier time modding your Wii to your likings.

The new Wiis, which are part of new shipments of the console, have an altered circuit layout that makes modification more difficult than in earlier versions. Users attempting to mod the new consoles using current modchips are very likely to damage the system, the sources pointed out.

Hopefully, this will give you hackers a headstart.

[Techspot]

A group of French players and game hackers have released a program that allows you to make your own Phoenix Wright cases and stories. The editor uses a ROM of the game (which you obviously have because you bought the game) that allows you to run custom scripts. There’s a whole gallery of Phoenix Wright backgrounds and sprites for use and as far as I know there are plenty of story projects already in the works. Just dont watch in the official forums, those are empty.

[Phoenix Wright Story Editor]

The folks at engadget have revealed one of their member’s pet projects: the Wii laptop! It took just a few weeks (of enslaving work) to build it and it looks awesome. It sports a 7 inch LCD screen, built in sensor bar, stereo speakers, power source and all the necesary inputs for the original cables. It even has a Gamecube controller port!

Starting next Tuesday they will start posting a multi-part How-To in case you want to build yourself one of these beauties.

[Engadget]

I’ve got something to say, Velcor likes to ruin his consoles and portables by sticking enough stickers and random printouts as he can manage. I dont like this, its like personally stomping on the hard work of the design team. Sure a sticker or two here and there can look cool, but the man has a problem.

A collage of images on different materials stuck to beautiful next-gen goodness is an atrocity. Now, a collage of images on vinyl, thats different, its sleek and it looks cool. So the other day I found this vinyl skins site, there are more than a couple out there. This one’s different though, yeah the designs are mostly all legally questionable and bland (see “Fire Warrior” Seph up there for a reference) but you can send in your custom design and get it printed. I thought that was worth a mention. So if you, like Velcor, suffer from SEISS (stick everything in sight syndrome) you might want to consider printing yourself a skin or two.

[DesignerSkins]

Good news for those following the Goldeneye Source mod. Just like last year’s Christmas the team has released a new version of the game, now in its beta phase. This release still has its fair share of bugs and the team admits its not as stable as they would have wanted it to be. But if you are craving for some good ol’ Goldeneye action this will be a sweet holiday season.

[Goldeneye Source]