Listen to Mr. Vader and have more faith in the modding community.

A lot of people think of modding as an act of evil, and those that take part in it should be condemned to the depths of gaming hell with the likes of Superman 64. Not all modders are out to bankrupt Nintendo by tweaking their Wii so that it can play pirated games though. In fact, some of them make modding an art form, a recreational activity to make Nintendo's consoles that we all know and love look just that bit better.

An example of one of the modding angels is J. Grayson, a modder with a clear love of all things Star Wars and Nintendo. Grayson decided to take his fanaticism a step further when he found a Nintendo 64 for sale for $1 (less than one whole English pound) and dug out an old TIE Fighter toy (as seen in the original Star Wars trilogy). He combined them to create a force to be reckoned with. Maybe together, they can rule the galaxy? Before I crack another Star Wars joke, here is a picture of the elite Nintendo 64: