Shrygue
April 3rd, 2008, 16:27
via Gizmodo (http://gizmodo.com/375543/xcm-chrome-xbox-360-from-drab-to-fabricated)
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We can't speak for everyone here, but our home theater just isn't looking tacky enough lately. Luckily there's this XCM-branded chrome Xbox 360 case replacement for HDMI-enabled models to help us reach our geek quota. Running about $60, a set of four will only set you back $240—a nominal cost to have the most unique, sought-after rims on the block. Unfortunately, the hard drive cover isn't included, nor is a new skin for your controller. Those will set you back $25 and $30, respectively, meaning that this little joke gets expensive real quick.
More pictures of the shiny Xbox 360 here (http://gizmodo.com/photogallery/chromexbox)
http://cache.gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2008/04/Chrome_with_HDMI.3.jpg
We can't speak for everyone here, but our home theater just isn't looking tacky enough lately. Luckily there's this XCM-branded chrome Xbox 360 case replacement for HDMI-enabled models to help us reach our geek quota. Running about $60, a set of four will only set you back $240—a nominal cost to have the most unique, sought-after rims on the block. Unfortunately, the hard drive cover isn't included, nor is a new skin for your controller. Those will set you back $25 and $30, respectively, meaning that this little joke gets expensive real quick.
More pictures of the shiny Xbox 360 here (http://gizmodo.com/photogallery/chromexbox)