Not only that, for $US50 you can make your Xbox 360 sound about three times as loud. Here is “leaked R&D” video of ZooZen’s “Overcase,” which turns your Xbox 360 into a stereo tuner from 1982.
Still preying on RRoD fears, at least the Overcase doesn’t void a console’s warranty – unless removing a faceplate violates a warranty, which I doubt it does. The case features extra cooling that continues past powerdown, like the fan on a 1997 Mercury Sable station wagon.
Reminds me of the Gary Busey Outer Helmet Protector Protector.
MUST watch: ZooZen transforms the 360 into a beauty from a beast [MaxConsole via Hot Blooded Gaming]
brad
Monday, December 7, 2009 at 10:52 AMthat actually looks awesome! that gives it a nice sleek stylish look similar to the original PS3. i’d buy it for sure!
Stinky
Monday, December 7, 2009 at 11:44 AMI’m not sure that would really be conducive to good cooling, adding another box around it doesn’t make much sense. A whole new case makes sense as that really seems to be the biggest problem. The 360 is a nice looking design, maybe a classic, but at the expense of reliability.
James Mac
Monday, December 7, 2009 at 4:06 PMI want the cooling fan that reduces noise… honest to God, mine souds like the warm up cycle on a Bell-Huey.
brent3000
Monday, December 7, 2009 at 4:32 PMcost effective way to make any 360 black :)
Smigit
Monday, December 7, 2009 at 8:55 PMI’d say they are a few years late to the game here. Do many people want something that’s going to make the console considerably more bulky? Had this been around when the consoles were RROD a lot more often and the media’s eye was turned in that direction perhaps they would have an easier time selling a box with fans for the console.
Don’t get me wrong, it “looks” elegant but if it’s going to make the console larger I fail to see the point.