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The Nintendo DSi is certainly decent looking all on its own, but there’s only so much black and white you can take, right? These cool new shells for the DSi let you add a little color to your pocket gaming system.
The new XCM Eye Candy replacement shell kit lets you coat your NDSi in…
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July 9th, 2009
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These replacement shells for the Nintendo Wii bring your boring white console alive with color. Talismoon’s Evolve case kits come in a number of rich hues and dramatic mirrored styles.
I’m particularly enamored of the fiery Red Ronin case as well as the luscious emerald Green Tanto.
In addition to the intense primary colors, the…
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October 27th, 2007
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Tired of the plain white exterior of your Nintendo Wii? Here’s an interesting way to change its look without having to make any permanent modifications.
The Wii Dazzle Colorful from GT Coupe is a translucent plastic shell that snaps over the exterior of your Wii, adding a layer of color over the standard white case.…
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September 6th, 2007
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Nintendo recently released a silver version of the DS Lite in Japan, but it still really looks more like plastic than metal to me. If you really want your DS to look like metal how about some real chrome?
The Shock! Magnum Chrome replacement shell gives your DS Lite gaming system a shiny metallic finish.…
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August 12th, 2007
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I was on the Microsoft Xbox website when I stumbled across this interesting form…
Apparently, Microsoft is now offering a disc replacement program for certain Xbox 360 titles. According to the site, they will replace certain discs that have been damaged for any reason for $20 bucks each.
The program currently covers a limited number…
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April 2nd, 2007
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author: technabob
filed under: video games