Customized Yoshi Wii console finds new home
For those that recall the oh-so-green Wii developer unit from last year, this here console may look a tad familiar. The difference, however, is that this Wii is a bonafide retail unit customized by its (now prior) owner to express his fascination with all things Yoshi. The console itself touts a spray of Yoshi on one side, while the white base was tattooed with eggs. Of course, you can certainly find a few flaws here and there if you look hard enough, but those imperfections are easy to forgive if you're an unashamed Yoshi fanboy. Sadly, this here unit has apparently found a new owner, but the creator did mention that he may "do this again" if the demand is there. Check out the rest of the photos after the jump.
[Thanks, Brian]




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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
fischju @ Aug 13th 2007 3:29PM
There aren't any Yoshi games on the Wii......
Kevlar @ Aug 13th 2007 4:02PM
There's Mario & Yoshi if you count the VC.
Homeboy @ Aug 13th 2007 4:50PM
Indeed there aren't any. I want one where I can play Luigi, ride or fly Yoshi and swallow white eggs with colored dots on them.
The MAZZTer @ Aug 13th 2007 5:00PM
Smash Bros Brawl will have Yoshi in it...
Jeremy Pavleck @ Aug 13th 2007 4:05PM
Looks like he just sprayed the top of it - I wonder why he didn't take it apart. I assume that would have made it loads easier AND look a lot 'prettier'.
anderesp @ Aug 13th 2007 4:32PM
im just waiting for the Transformers version. :)
Glazun @ Aug 13th 2007 4:53PM
I really would love to do something like that with my Wii. ~_~ Is it true that you can actually open it and not void the warrenty?
The MAZZTer @ Aug 13th 2007 5:00PM
Looks to me like a stick-on skin... I bought one online that makes my Wii look a bit like the original NES (at least in color scheme and patterns). He probably used something like that as a base, got some of the same material in green, cut out the correct shapes and added a Yoshi.
Don't Panic! @ Aug 13th 2007 11:51PM
I haven't even been able to find the stock version in Boston, MA. I walk into any PC gaming store in my area and whoever's behind the counter just laughs when I ask them if the boxes in the window means they have some in stock. Does anybody know what the holdup is?
dRewsus @ Aug 15th 2007 7:34AM
yeah, the holdup is that everyone is buying them before you.