Benheck is back with his latest creation - the portable Xbox 360, now in a tough Pelican case to protect the console from bumps and bruises! The best part is, it's up for grabs! It's a beauty, this one, so you might wanna check the details inside to see how you can get your hands on it.

 

In a screenshot posted by monkeycatdx on Flickr, it seems that Bungie Studios has laid an unexpected Easter egg into their recent sci-fi FPS game, Halo 3.

We guess it would make some sense that the war scarred, jungle planet that Master Chief finds himself in would have some sort of native life forms in it, but beyond this small cameo that's all about it for this little surprise.

The picture was first reported by XBL gamer "Caboose Church" and posted on the Bungie forums. Our teddy bear hugging simian friend can be found in the first area at the start of the game. He can be found in a small ledge previous occupied with four aliens with Brute Shots, specifically after the dam area but right before the downed Pelican.

With the game barely into its first week, who knows what other surprises Bungie has inserted into this great game.

The Nyko Intercooler has indeed achieved record-breaking sales in UK. Not to contradict ourselves here, you might want first to take a look at this before buying one for your beloved Xbox 360. Whenever call inquiries are made to Microsoft regarding a broken console, they often ask whether the cooling device is added on to the X360 or not. Hmm, interesting.

According to one representative, the device drains too much power from the X360. Every time the console is turned on, power is supplied to every part of the machine and being built the way it is, it is just getting enough electricity, especially during startup.

An add-on like the Intercooler grabs some of the power, making the supply inadequate for the rest of the system. Another representative mentioned that Nyko's device causes scorch marks on the console. The Intercooler was designed in such a way that it touches with the AC input of the X360.

The two both explained that the Nyko Intercooler is a third-party, unlicensed device meaning Microsoft does not recommend using it. One of the reps said that the Pelican Fan Stand is an acceptable replacement. Though it isn't license as well, the fan stand is a USB device rather than a peripheral competing for electricity.