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Custom Zelda: Wind Waker GameCube Looks Like A Hylian Artifact
Designer Vadu Amka, who specializes in customizing retro consoles, has released a new Wind Waker GameCube that looks like it belongs in the game that inspired it.
You can check out a full gallery of images of the GameCube by heading here, as well as a video of the console below. Some of the small details you might not immediately notice is the Hylian alphabet labeling the controller ports, a functional start button shield on the controller, and some cracks on the side of the console fashioned to look like a wall that Link could blow up with a bomb.
[Source: vaduamka, via Zelda Informer]
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