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Negative_Creep wrote: I hate people who are like YEAH THRIFT STORE CLOTHING STOP WASTING YOUR MONEY ON DESIGNER LAWWWWL
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for those of us who are poor, designer clothes ARE a waste of money, and thrift stores are a godsend

thewise1 wrote:As you can imagine how scratched up my ps1 games have become over the years.

I was wondering if there is a mod chip that can play backed up games for ps1?

there is one, they should be plentiful on the internet. I have a modded playstation and have enjoyed it a lot.

ghosstt wrote: How exactly did you go about getting that job?

do you live in Washington State? Their headquarters is in Redmond, you can visit them personally or call one of the agencies that hires testers (ie AeroTek)

Twilight Wolf wrote:Wow, you're really a product tester? That's pretty cool.

i can't complain, but i do test some pretty crap games sometimes. it's easily the best job i've ever had. Nintendo treats their employees very well

Nintendo Of America
Product Testing

Very tedious but better than being a painter [last job]

what kind of screen are you using? its big and bright, looks great.
What's wrong with you? Have you never seen the insides of a ps1 screen before? Are you crazy?

in fact i have NEVER seen a psone screen, only heard them being used a lot.

the other thing that is wrong with me; i noticed it said ...

i, too, am an amateur modder. My first project involves the NES, probably the easiest mod, and i've run into more snags and complications than i thought. START OFF SLOW. A portable dreamcast seems like an awesome idea, but if you do simpler projects first, then work up to the daunting task of ...

ChrisKoopa wrote:cardboard is alright
but you could get free cases from
http://www.pactecenclosures.com/
and
http://www.okw.co.uk/
okw is the best

cardboard should never be an option with resources such as these.
i would never feel comfortable with my electronics in a cardboard box

this is perfect

what kind of screen are you using? its big and bright, looks great.


can't wait to see the finished case
good luck!

it looks good, but what are the dimensions?

it seems pretty thick for a "portable"

perfect! thank you, i must say this website has been more than helpful for an amateur modder

Does anyone know where i can find the schematics for the NES? i've started my first mod project, and this would be helpful information.