Things break. And this generation, the Xbox 360 has broken more than any other console. Some gamers might simply become resigned. Jasper Steven is not one of those people.

When his Xbox 360 croaked, he decided that he'd had enough so he gutted the machine and made this Xbox 360 sculpture. It is not held together by glue or tape, but the sorrow of its fallen comrades.

With id showing no signs of reviving the Commander Keen IP anytime soon, a guy in New Zealand is taking it upon himself to remake the ga

A crafty Japanese dude created this Gran Turismo cockpit using PVC pipping, wood planks and awesomeness. The link below has how-to instructions — they're in Japanese, but perhaps you can figure them out? Perhaps not.

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Jason lurves Windows Home Server—it does automated backups over your network, streams movies, music and photos and is a general-purpose fileshare.

Sorry Jason.

For $30, console mod company XCM will sell you this Blue Blood Xbox 360 controller kit.

This Automata iPhone Dock by Murtaza Lakdawala is clever and useful, a combination rarely found in DIY projects. All you have to do is crank and the dock turns from vertical to horizontal.

We're not exactly sure what Jay Hauf was thinking when he modded a Dreamcast controller into an iPhone dock, but at least that iPhone cable looks a lot like the original Dreamcast cable.

Those evil, evil people at Evil Mad Scientist are already setting up for Halloween with their new version of their Cylon jack-o'-lantern. Now you can buy your own Larson Scanner Kit to do exactly the same.

OK, I think the whole DIY iPhone dock war has officially come to an end with this 100% whole wheat bre