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Xbox 360 Hacks |
 | DIY Custom Guitar Hero Keyboard & Drum Controllers
After fatally injuring his middle finger in an epic guitar hero battle, this hacker decided to build new, custom midi controllers for the game. Included are a midi keyboard and drum set which work both on rock band and guitar hero. The... |
 | DIY Xbox 360 Arcade Style Controller
Complete with illuminated joystick and buttons, you can learn to build your own arcade style controller for the Xbox 360. The tutorial is well documented with plenty of photos and detailed descriptions to help you along the way. Also, don't... |
 | Custom Guitar Hero Faceplates
Everyone loves Guitar Hero. Unfortunately, the faceplates are currently unavailable to be purchased. So we're stuck with the painful pure white. Recently I decided to take care of this problem and designed my own cover to my controller. Here's how... |
 | Guitar Hero LED Button Mod
Guitar Hero rocks, but it really needs some lights to liven up the virtual shredding. What to do Cram in some... |
 | Make your own Guitar Hero 2 Songs
It should be idiot proof, because i can do it. Play along to any song you'd like in Guitar Hero for the... |
 | Xbox 360 Hacking 101
Learn everything you need to know to crack open the 360. Great overview of XBox 360 security and the exploits needed to take advantage of its... |
 | Mod your 360 with an external 120GB HDD
Now that 120GB is all legit with the console, you can run through pretty much the same hack -- which involves dumping a few sectors off of an original 360 HDD and onto your new drive -- and get your full 120GB to play with. Currently the hack only... |
 | Make an Xbox 360 Tilt Controller
Check out the video below of the author's finished Xbox 360 tilt controller. It also includes cool clips of Full Auto and Crimson Skies with the completed controller.... |
 | DIY LED Projects: Xbox 360 Controller LEDs
Add LED lights to your Xbox 360 controller. Definatelly adds some major style points to your... |
 | Xbox Robot - Programmed to Perfection
We've heard of using a Wiimote to handle home automation tasks, but building a device in order to create an automated Xbox 360 controller is another animal entirely. An intrigued and efficiency-minded individual set out to to achieve an additional... |
