You do not have to be a Nintendo WIi fan to appreciate the artwork and characters, but you do have to be familiar with the movie Clerks to know who is who. Of course, Jay and Silent Bob are present and although Bob is as quiet as in the movies, this is the only time Jay will ever be as quiet.

The actual Nunchucks and Nintendo Wiimote are also part of the Mod coming all in black (made a long time before the Black Wii) and even tagged with “Kevin Smith” and “Silent Bob” for an added bonus.

With all the different Nintendo Mod available, this is definitely a prized posession and would be just as fun as what we are already used to.

Via: WiiLiving

This specific Nintendo Wiimote design goes for the Vintage wood look and seems to present so really well. As explained by the designer, Joe D, if such a concept was truly made, the style would probably have to be stickers or actual veneer. Making the Wiimote and nunchucks with real wood could cause problems of slight millimeters for the controllers addons.

Besides that, the overall concept seems fun and a little more lively. Of course, when playing we should be watching the screen and not the actual controllers, but it is always fun to see something we are used to in another form and color.

If you think I’ve lost my marbles then just take a moment to hear me out; introducing the Legend of Zelda Wii mod which has been pimped up to the point of perfection. The obviously best part of the mod is the sword and shield ensemble which had been a collectible, highlighted in place with blue LEDs. The sword is detachable, offering you endless hours of fantasy play, pretending to rescue Zelda (or any other Princess for that matter!) Apart from looking more amazing than words could possibly imply, the proceeds of the Wii mod went to a children’s charity called Child’s Play. Link saves not just the princesses but the princes, too, you see.

Via: Engadget

The mod was created by BeerBellyJoe a year ago. He used clay in order to sculpt out Mario and affixed him to one of the side panels of Wii. Late he painted the whole system and also decorated the front base to remind you of the game. The base comes with an extra USB port which you could use to connect accessories. The LED mushrooms glow in the coolest way when the port is being used.

If you wish, you could check out Joe’s guide in order to learn how to make your own Wii Mod and customize it with Mario or any other character. There was also this Super Mario Galaxy Mod which is a pure work of art by a genius. If you are tired of Mario and his world and would rather go for something blinged up, try the Zelda Crystal Wii Mod which is made of crystals and would surely cost you a bomb.

Via: Joystiq

One can’t be sure if it is made of pure gold, precious crystals or any other precious metal. The way it shines makes me wonder if it is an artificial and tacky shine which is usually associated with fake precious metals. However, the glyphs and the shiny exterior is quite enough to convince me that this is one of the coolest crystal Wii mods I have ever come across.

If it is made of crystal, I am sure it would cost thousands of dollars and reduce all the stimulus plans and recession fears to crude jokes. If you have that kind of money and are willing to spend it on a Zelda-themed console, you really must try and get this if possible. However, there is no information about either the price or availability. You must try and check out the cool Gold Wii Mod, which is similar but more blinged out than this one.

Via: Go Nintendo

As if we didn’t already know that Nintendo provides family games and have the money for off the wall Public Relation, and extravagant Wii console was created being gold plated. It is a shiny new way to look at the Wii and really makes it stand out…even more for the Royal family.

The thing that really gets me is that instead of granting such a Wii mod to recreation centers or schools, they provide an expensive Nintendo Console to the family that has so much money to probably buy out Nintendo.

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Modder MisterXausDe made this cool Wii case with added electronic parts from an XCM Hot Rock Case. The case has a cut out Wii logo that flashes in five different colours. LEDs at the base and even the cartridge port ensure you would never be bored with your Wii again. This would look real flashy, especially if you are into playing your Wii in the dark at night. The strange thing is that the modder added a digi-thermometer right at the base of the Wii logo; just so you know you have heated up your Wii to the point of spontaneous combustion!

French modder, Kotomi, is not new to the art of creating mods and his SNES mod will prove he’s no novice at this. Kotomi’s Wii based Super Nintendo will play classic SNES cartridges and looks real chic. Kotomi modified the PCB so the cartridge port could be moved along the side and added blue lights to give it an ethereal look. Kotomi worked on the console for two months and originally meant for it to be an NES mod but apparently the call to go Super was stronger. Since it is Wii based, Kotomi titled this mod the Nii. Just get a classic controller and while away your time with the Wii Nii mod!

Via: Geekologie

A Wii gun can cost anything from a few Euros to 20 Euros, depending upon the quality of the gun. A Wiimote can be used instead but why settle for second best. Nintendo fan Chung Dha Lam made a gun for himself using his Wiimote and it’s pretty easy and looks wonderful. Chung measured the sizes and shapes and made a template for himself using Adobe Illustrator but you don’t have to worry so much because you can just use his.

This DIY Wiigun is made using plastic acrylic sheets, though cardboard from cereal boxes can be used instead and you can laminate it for a better effect. The top of the gun is made up of the Wiimote so that piece is left open for access to the buttons. The handle can be made according to the desired size and attached to the Wiimote piece with some rubber bands.

You can even attach the Nunchuck to your personal custom made Wiimote gun from behind, attaching it in place with a strap. Now you have your very own Wiigun! And to complete your set of DIY Wii paraphernalia you can make yourself the Black Mini Mote.

Thanks a lot to Chung Dha Lam for the images and info!

After using salvaged pieces of plastic, the case for the Wii-mote was rebuilt. If you were tired of using the same old Wiimote, this could be a sleeker and more elegant option. The Mini-mote uses two batteries and the aesthetic appeal of the mod undeniable. Wiimote was small itself, but this mod is smaller and is just as functional.

He also cut pieces from the original Nanchuck casing and those pieces helped to create the final Mini-mote too. Using clay, paint and some sheer determination, DHRECK has created, what I feel is one of the most visually pleasing mods ever. You could also check out other Wii mods like the Wii Fit Mod and the Wii Emulator.

Via: DHRECK