If you think Ben Heckendorn's modding skills are confined only to the Xbox 360, you're wrong. The guy also uses his masterful hands to turn other consoles into portable works of art. Case in point, this PS3 Slim laptop. Hit the jump for specs and a video.

We've seen him make a one-handed Xbox 360 controller some time ago. We were floored by his Xbox 360 portable. And now he's back with his latest project. Our favorite console modder Benjamin Heckendorn (aka Ben Heck) has released a customized Xbox 360 controller with four extra action buttons at the back. Curious? Check out the pics after the break.

French PSP modder Flasher gave us something flashy today with his new PSP DualShock 2 hardware mod. It's not finished, but so far, it's already looking hella good. Details and pictures after the jump.

A new lobby browser has been added to the PC version of Left 4 Dead via an update released by Valve. The browser shows a list of optimal games that they can join, paring down the thousands of lobbies and games to make it easier to find the best ones available.

Let's have a look at the news that made headlines on our Xbox 360 blog. We've still got Left 4 Dead 2 taking the top spot with the most number of news items released this week, thanks to the constant barrage of updates from Lombardi and the rest of the Valve team. There's also a couple of profile trailers for the ladies of Tekken 6, announcements,updates... But the treat of the week (at least for me) would be modder-extraordinaire Benhecks' resurrection in the scene with the release of his latest concoction, the Xbox 360 Portable Revision 5.

Since the death of Michael Jackson last week, the internet has come alive with tributes for the late King of Pop. One of them is this mod of Left 4 Dead (PC, Xbox 360), where the game music is replaced by some of Jacko's most popular songs. And when it comes to the Left 4 Dead, it doesn't get any cooler than Thriller.

Nothing says "gamer inside" on your front door like having a NES controller for a doorbell. In this unrevealed gamer home, a NES controller was modded into a wireless doorbell, giving visitors an added treat when coming over. Video inside.

After 8 years and 12 piercings, BME user metal_games wants to move on to other forms of art he can apply to his body. But instead of going down the tattoo road, this guy opted to go for scarification, wherein you intentionally scar yourself to create a pattern or an image. The interesting bit here is that the design isn't what you usually see - it's the image of the NES controller. For the squeamish, the pics may not be too suitable for you guys.

Now we've seen lot's of interesting PSP mods before but this one looks tight. Over at Acidmods forum, modder folklord36 has released some pictures of his PSP laptop project and from the look of things, this one is quite an interesting project. Hit the full article for details.

Here's a cool PSP-2000 mod from Hawk. This particular PSP has been outfitted with a full VU LED display. You might have seen other PSPs with flashing LED displays before, but Hawk says that this one actually uses a VU chip to enable a full VU meter that flashes in sync with sound output. It even has a rumble function. Check out a vid after the jump.