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Xbox 360 Motion Sensitive Controls Like Sony PS3: Is this needed?

The Sony PS3 has had motion sensitive controls from day one and while they are not as good as the Nintendo Wii’s, it’s still something extra. The question would be how much motion sensitive controls is really needed on games consoles like the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, to be honest I never use the tilt feature on my PS3 and would of liked the rumble from day one instead of motion sensitive controls.

One 360 gamer has taken it upon himself to make a MOD for the Xbox 360 which gives his control motion sensitive controls and tilt gameplay, the video below shows how it works but again is this really needed. The short answer is simple; modders do something like this just to prove it can be done not for this innovation to be sold in retail stores.

The video creator said, “The mod uses a two-axis accelerometer that measures the left/right and up/down tilt, which is determined by measuring the force of gravity on the axis. The only part of the left analog stick that works after the modification is the button”. The six axis feature on the PS3 has not helped it in sales as far as I know, so this feature is not needed on the 360 in my opinion, but its still a job well done to the guy who done the mod.

In Summary: It works, the wires are a little exposed but he achieved his goal of giving the 360 a tilt controller.

Forget RROD: Meet the Liquid-cooled Xbox 360

My Xbox 360 ended it’s life in my home after it got the RROD, now if it was a Liquid-cooled Xbox 360 I am sure the red ring of death would of never happened. While it’s a bit excessive, it’s still a cool mod.

This water cooled 360 was the idea of a guy who is either crazy or just loves modding, it looks ugly, would not fit in many entertainment systems and would surely void your warranty. Now the good news is simple, this Box will never see RROD as 99% of the time it’s because of over heating issues.

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How to make your very own custom Aperture Science PC workstation

Now if you like PC mods then you might just like this one here of the custom Aperture Science PC workstation, someone called Willsonman decided to take on moderating his home server/media PC to look like the Aperture Science Enrichment Center computer cases.

The source link below shows you how to make your very own custom Aperture Science PC workstation, Willsonman said that he will be doing bits and pieces here and there for the next couple of weeks and then he will start the real modding. Go on check it all out here via Hard Forum

Oh and if you do pop over to see how he did, please come back and give us your thoughts.

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