Ton Khodee, aka TiTON has conjured up some extremely comprehensive case mods to celebrate Team Fortress 2, Iron Man, and some other games, of which the mods are currently in the works.

For all the detail, it's almost more impressive he got at least the Iron Man one done in just three weeks!

Check out the site for some posts on the construction of each - fascinating stuff if you're into it.

"PC
Baseball Mogul 2009, Iron Man

PS2
Iron Man, SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1

PS3
Grand Theft Auto IV Special Edition, Grand Theft Auto IV, Iron Man

Xbox 360
Grand Theft Auto IV Special Edition, Grand Theft Auto IV, Iron Man

Wii
Iron Man, Mario Kart Wii

DS
Brain Voyage, Iron Man, Toy Shop

PSP
Iron Man, SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1"

"It’s only April but what a year it’s been for PSP gamers this far. We found ourselves performing deadly combo attacks with God of War: Chains of Olympus, reviving past memories with Final Fantasy: Crisis Core, controlling odd looking but dangerous little creatures in Patapon and even took our current music collection to the next level with Beats. It’s without a doubt been a truly spectacular year for the PSP (as seen by the recent PSP sales figures)."

"One of the greatest opportunities we had as the creators of the Iron Man video game was that, more than any other Super Hero, Iron Man's capabilities are constantly evolving. This ongoing evolution gave us the unique opportunity to do the same thing with our videogame super hero.

In looking through Iron Man's long history, we pulled out what we thought were the main elements of his iconic suit – the elements that players would be able to individually upgrade over the course of the game. We..."

"Not merely a high-profile gong ceremony that saw BioShock yesterday emerge as the winner of the coveted 'Game of the Year' category, the 2007 Spike VGAs also offered up a plethora of 'World Premiere' trailer exclusives, which include Rainbox Six Vegas 2, LittleBigPlanet, Gran Turismo 5, and more.

Click the source to see 'em all."

"With Comic-Con rocking San Diego this weekend, Sega sent out the above concept art to promote its upcoming game based on the film adaptation of Marvel's Iron Man comic series. Iron Man, directed by Jon Favreau (Elf) and starring Robert Downey Jr. and Gwyneth Paltrow, is slated to hit theatres on May 2, 2008. Sega's Iron Man game is expected to hit the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii at roughly the same time.

Concept art is well and good for a far-off release, but we'll see Sega's concept..."