Acrylic Nintendo Mod
One very inventive-minded fella who goes by the name of Vomitsaw has developed this very 70s looking Custom Acrylic Nintendo Controller which he likes to call CANCER. Using Plexiglas for casing and buttons, the modder (a person who makes mods, FYI) replaced the d-pad with a knob which frankly makes me try very not to think of this dude’s childhood issues! Anyhow, the slightly thicker mod also features a very cool back-lit logo in case you couldn’t figure what exactly it is that you’re looking at. Savor more pics of the crazy controller after the jump.
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Source: Ben Heck
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