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Have it your way, Xboxers. The GameFace kit consists of a two-piece faceplate that holds personalized templates placed between high-grade clear polycarbonate. Software lets folks save and print oodles of custom faceplates on blank templates, enabling people to do witty things like print out Sony or Nintendo logos and tack them onto their 360s. Hilarity ensues.
Customize Here [Nyko]
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Kotaku 
Apr 19, 2006 8:22 AM
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