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Why be so modest? That is an amazing portable! I don't see anything wrong with it.

mako321 wrote:well, you could use a psp go
or somehow attach the buttons to the x axis for the analog stick where L2 and R2 are on the psp.

We shall never speak of that abomination...

Here's the thing Jimmy m'boy, you only need 650 dollars! Isn't that great!

Just had to say this, SHUWEET!

So just a 6 pole switch?

And I thought I knew so much about solder...

Sorry about asking my own question but for the battery switch would I use a DPST switch?

I'm not sure if anybody has asked this but does anybody know if the solder in a Nintendo 64, letalone any Nintendo product, uses lead-free solder? I usually wash my hands after I open one but I am wondering if it's absolutely needed.

Well I took the genesis apart and completely cleaned it and it seems to work better, but not perfect. I am going to try a more powerful corrosion remover and see if it helps.

That is a expansion for a thing called the Nintendo 64 DD, it was only released in Japan because it was a flawed product. It's a totally useless piece on the board.

NAARGH... If only I had enough money.

We did open it once, but that was just for lubricating the power input.

I bought the controllers off ebay and they said they had been tested. I also used it on another controller earlier and it didn't work either. I returned it because I thought it was the controller but now I'm pretty sure it's because of the ports.

I bought a used Sega Genesis and I have working controllers but when you plug in the controllers they don't work. You can shake the controller cord for a while and it will sometimes work. I have cleaned the ports with alcohol and electronics cleaner but they still don't work. Does anybody know what ...