Nostalgic modders have recreated Microsoft’s X-shaped Xbox prototype.
Before the original Xbox’s design was finalized, Microsoft created a massive X-shaped prototype back in 2000 made from machined aluminum that cost $18,000 to manufacture. Tito Perez from YouTube’s Macho Nacho Productions and a few other modders built a functional replica with the guts of an original Xbox and a few upgrades. [Media: https://youtu.be/0OMP8JvGWNY?si=qeKhv1sPySw5HSKy]
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