I have read about these highly modified PC cases during the last CeBIT. I have resisted the urge to write about these, but then the force is just too strong for me to really resist, so I step into the darkside. This might infuriate some Popular Airsoft readers who will state that this website should be pure airsoft, but then, we're no purists here, and furthermore, these cases are just so badass that not writing about them may just make our readers who are also avid first person shooter gamers themselves (and all us here at Popular Airsoft), look unapprovingly on us.

I am sure you would agree with me that these modded PC cases are an FPS gamer's dream. Made by the prolific modder, Brian Carter of Bods Mods, these incorporate Battlefield and Call of Duty logos and artwork coming from two of the biggest FPS titles in video game history.

These cases were irresistible as many tech sites wrote about these when they were on display during CeBIT and what's more, the gatling gun rotates, they have coolers for energy drinks to get you going til the wee hours fragging enemies in multiplayer games. The Level 10GT Call of Duty MW3 Case is a Thermaltake Level 10GT in which Bob entered into and won one second place. This one has an AT-4 mounted on top serving as a carry handle when you need to go to LAN parties and distract other gamers from concentrating on the game as they look at this case with jealousy in their eyes.

What's more, there is even a hand sanitizer case to keep your hands clean when going for that pizza after hours of having your hands germ-laden with that dirty keyboard and mouse, provided that you don't spill your drink and snacks over it. Now for the awesome part, the removal hard drive trays are designed to look rifle magazines, so just replacing the hard drives, all you need to say is "RELOAD!".

The Raptr Battlefield PC was made for Raptr.com as a prize for an online promo. This means that it will be one of a kind. Both the Raptr Battlefield PC and Level 10GT Call of Duty MW3 Case have gatling barrels that rotate, which makes them the coolest cases for the hardcore video gamer.

How much do they cost? Well, these are commissioned work or when Bob feels like doing it. But try as you might to request one made for you. But surely, it'll cost you more than you will imagine. It's a matter of you having money to burn or think of it as an investment. The Tron Light Cycle sure nterests me.