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I'll poke around looking for some info on SNES 2 / Mini. Meanwhile, if anyone out there had some experience modding Super Famicom Jr, don't be shy and speak up.

I've looked around in the boards a bit but I haven't found a topic explaining what I'm about to ask so here it goes:

Is there a way to 50/60Hz mod and lockout mod a Super Famicom Jr? I've been looking for a tutorial on the net but I haven't found one. I didn't find any info that it can't be done ...

What I'm after is installing white light diodes in both Wonderswan Color and Neo Geo Pocket Color so that it's possible to play in the dark. A front light.

I've seen it done. Some guy was selling ready to install kits on eBay ages ago, but now I can't find anything that would tell me a bit more ...

I've found some information on the web on how to make a memory card reader for PlayStation cards that connects to the serial port. Connecting PlayStation controllers to a serial port doesn't seem that hard either.

What I was wondering is, after the disassemby and extraction of the ports, do I have ...

I don't have a gamebit, and I don't really feel like slashing up my controller

I did. No results. This is some piece of cheap chinese junk, so I wouldn't expect it to be documented. I was just hoping for some help from someone who possibly has one of these or knows how to check which wire goes where.

Is there anyone who has this kind of a converter? It's a pain to work out which wire goes where.

A while back I got this converter that allows you to connect your PlayStation controller to the GameCube. Unfortunately I got it in a non working state and as I opened it, I saw that the wires were hanging loosely inside.

There are four points to which all six wires were soldered to and I have no ...

I couldn't find anything on Dayton's site either. And it does accept composite input, bit it's impossible to trace the pins. On top of that, I was never able to get any reaction from this thing, so I don't even know whether or not it's working. But then again, I don't know a thing about this screen ...

Some time ago I acquiret this little item, however I was never able to get it running. And I didn't even try all that hard, not knowing what is what. It was originally a part of a car GPS navigation system. You can check out the photos from the links below. There is only one 16 pin slot on this ...