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And the award for most ironic case mod goes to . . .
We’ve seen a lot of crazy case mods over the years. That means a ton of LED lights, side panel windows, racing stickers and of course, the most recent (and probably the cutest of them all) being Wall•E PC case. Today we stumbled upon a great console mod in the form of Jack Thompson’s book on video game violence, Out of Harm’s Way.
Kotaku this week posts pictures sent in by a user on the halflife2.net fourms. Mattigus bought a copy of Jack Thompson’s book on eBay (which happened to be stolen from a library, by the way), gutted it and crammed in a PS2.
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funny, still...
irony incarnate
simple case mod as seen from the pic.
That is quite amusing and ironic.
But I doubt the book was stolen like this article claims. Sometimes a library try to sell books that don't get checked out much which I think its safe to assume about Jack Thompson's book.
Someone had way to much time on their hands if you ask me.
Sort of an ironic book to put the Playstation in though.
Go figure that it was a stolen copy too...
Old news, but still hilarious none-the-less.
Now do it with a atom-powered rig.
Haha, this guy is actually my friend. Yes he had way too much time on his hands. I have only seen him use the thing maybe twice, so its entire purpose was just irony. But at least now he has his 15 minutes of internet fame.
I applaud the irony as well
I say send Thompson a nice "copy" of this "revised" edition. I am certain he would appreciate it. After all I think he was dis-bared so he should have plenty of time on his hands.
Hah, that's pretty funny.
So much irony, I'm going to need a bottle of deferoxamine!
Justice has been served.
^^Agreed!^^
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Justice has been served.
^ +1
It brings tears of happiness rofl
AWESOME
i woudl find it hard to believe that no oen cehcked this book out , as a student in Game Art Design major , i find this kind of reading a bit interesting sure most normal gamers may dodge this book like teh plauge but as some oen that will be going into this industry it is important that i know and understand the opposition's opinions , that way i can make a more educated stand against those opinions.
Pity Thompson gets his publicity too - although a bad one at that, I have to agree...^^
This is very hilarious, has anyone got a picture of Thompson when he found out?
lol
isnt it much easier and more practical to put a slim ps2 into the book? btw, I hope he didnt pay for that book.
Simple but it serves it's purpose, really. Video games doesn't cause violence at all, I've found this inspiring article from this site http://www.articlesroom.com/Games- [...] udent.html and from there you can see that he uses video game to his advantage. I know most of us has knowledge to it but it's a case to case basis ;D