You'd think the Wiimote would be the ultimate controller for shooters, but having to switch between the D-pad and the A button every time you change weapons just makes for clunky gameplay.

The solution? Slap a track ball on the A button! And that's just what AcidMods did. Check out a vid of their latest mod after the link.

Another thanks to Mark for the tip off!

In the words of Peter Moore, the Xbox 360 controller is pretty "damn complicated." So let's simplify. Straight from AcidMods, this Xbox 360 controller mod makes life easier, with just the two joysticks on top, and the D-pad and face buttons on the back. Details and a vid after the link.

Thanks to Mark for the tip on this awesome mod!

Ever wanted to know what the Xbox 360 hacking scene was all about? Well, we've got a quick primer for you, covering the basics of the hacking scene without getting overly technical. If you're interested in learning more, why not take a look at our primer after the jump!

FPS players will tell you that one of the hardest things in such games is controlling the crosshairs of the characters. But that problem has just been given a solution by AcidMods member cyberpyrot.

This particular mod provides users crosshair control with IR. To know the full details and see the concept video, just click the "read more link below.

The console modding scene is definitely a thing to behold, and in this update direct from Acidmods, we get news of a particular mod that should make gaming more accessible. Introducing Cyberpyrot's Voice Recognition Controller Mod - a mod that will make your controllers recognize spoken commands and automatically perform that command on its own. Jump? Reload? Frag? Awesome.

Check out full details (and a video demonstration) at the full article.

Want something special to add to the coolness of your Guitar Hero Guitar? Well, we have just the thing for you! Thanks to a tip from Robin1989, we've just found out that AcidMods' CyberPyrot has created an impressive new mod for the guitar controller, rigging it with a seven-inch LCD screen.

More on the modded guitar, as well as a video, after the jump!

Grandpasmurf let us know of this funny thing the folks at Acidmods noticed when playing Crackdown. Apparently, some of the NPCs in the video game drive around in invisible cars, and the occurrence is frequent enough to be captured on film.

Below is a video showing off just what happens. According to Acidmods, this is probably caused by the failure of the graphics processor to keep up with the game. On the one hand, it's rare that a game is so awesome that a console can't keep up with it. On the other hand, it's pretty shoddy how RealTime Worlds didn't remedy this with a patch or some such.

Still, in a game where you can jump onto buildings and perform incredible feats of super strength, something like invisible cars should probably seem commonplace anyways.