Video game consoles are a beloved part of nerd culture. Many of our first trysts with technology were with machines like the Atari 2600, the Nintendo Entertainment System, or even the PlayStation.

The console ecosystem has always been pretty closed-off to mods, and unlike playing on PC, you can't typically download mods to improve the experience of a game. This changed, however, when certain ...

Take a 60GB PS3, add a carbon fiber Fox Hound logo, laser cut stainless steel Metal Gear Solid 4 marquee, "digital camouflage" paint-job and the signature of Hideo Kojima and you might be lucky enough ...

Even in its most recent Slim incarnation, the PS3 doesn't exactly lend itself to portable use. Rather than attempt to squeeze the whole console into a handheld form-factor, modder BronckartN took a ...

Check out this stunning Metal Gear Solid 4 PS3 mod from Morpheon Mods. The entire PS3 and controller is a combination of Carbon Fiber and Midnight Black done in our own digital camouflage technique.

It's Kotomi again, this time with a NES pimped out to look like a PS2. In a weird sort of way we even prefer it to Sony's machine, mainly due to the cool blue glow of the logo. Anyone for a bit of ...

Baldur’s Gate 3 players on console are being limited to 100 mods per save file to fix stability issues for players on console with 100+ mods enabled.

We combed through the mods coming to both PS4 and Xbox One to find the best that you'll want to download day one.