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totokan wrote:As done by the man who made the vibra-mouse 2, replace the motor with the vibrator from a cellular telephone. They are much smaller, just as strong, and use less energy.

Where do I get something like that? And how would I manke it work with my n64? Could you be more specific?

I have an official N64 rumble pack, and there are a few things I would like to do with it. First off, I would like to build it in to my N64 portable. Second, I would like to have it run off the same power source as everything else, no external batteries. Third off, If possible, I dont want it to ...

Just have a kabajillion switches that jump all the pins. or just find a large pin switch... (prolly don't even have them) hook up two slots, and make a switch that changes the ground on each cart slot.
Skyone, your method is impractical, to many switches, isn't even worth it after that.
And as for ...

dude... dosent the gameshark just have an option to "start game without cheat codes"... you can plug all of youre games into the gameshark, and then choose whether to actually use it or not.

also, there are multiple power lines going to the cartridge, you would at least have to switch the main 12v ...

Maybe you could just have an SPDT switch running power between the Gameshark and regular cartridge port.

More clearly:
Solder the connections from the mobo to both the Gameshark and the cartridge port, and just have the SPDT running between the power pins on the two.

Alright, let's see if this ...

I was thinking about putting a gameshark in my portable, built in with access to the gs button and I would relocate that port on the back of it, so I could update. One problen, KEYCODES! In order to play some of the best games of all time, i.e. Ocarina of Time, You need a keycode. And for those who ...

Ah you got it off? Nice!
Yeah, that was pretty sweet execept for its chipped, but I certainly don't give a rat's butt. By the way, I was sort of skimming through the forums and came upon someone saying something about being able to apply images to your case and stuff using tatoos? is that true? if ...

Ebay is a hell lot better than that vintage place. Better variaty of offers (no kiddin' huh.)
You know the games Conker's Bad Gur Day and Super Mario 64, those seem to be really expensive, and I am not sure why. I LOVE EBAY!!! But, alas there is a flaw. I really want to combine shipping on all my ...

sniper_spike wrote:Sorry, I didn't mean to poke fun at your spelling mistakes, 'tis just a joke.
Friends?

Don't worry, were all good. And I am all set, MISSION COMPLETE!!! W00T!!!

Ya Sniper! How dare you make a joke! Stop posting unuseful crap!


Welcome to the Benheck forums bucsboy, get used to it.

Oh and by the way, intrigue means arouse, so, brush up on the Vocab.




And the n64 emblem peels off.
Thanks, I didn't know that, and by the way I got it off, but the bottom ...

sniper_spike wrote:Wow, you have a N65!? I didn't even know they made them, where on earth did you get it?!

Your ignorance intrigues me, if your going to comment, say something useful.

You know that thing in the front of the n64 that says "Nintendo 65" and then the logo, how do you take that off. From inside the case there seems to be no good way to get rid of it. I want to use it on my n64p.
Thanks.,
THE TOTAL N00B!!!

you could relocate the expansion pack but you'd need to be as good at soldering as superman or batman or spiderman. you get the point. . and to remove the metal things marshallh said to desolder, you can just bend them off until they break
I have never soldered before in my life, so thats a toughy ...

1. To move the cartridge slot, you'll have to take off the addon-port below it. Just rip off the metal casing, pull the plastic shroud off with pliers, and desolder each little contact. Then you can solder wires between the cart slot and the mother board. Don't try this if you're not a goold ...

daguuy wrote:Vintage Fun for Everyone!

Some of those titles are really expensive. i.e. Conker's Bad Fur Day Cart Only = $15

Jeez