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Size of the portable for me doesn't really matter. I'm not building it for carrying in pocket. In that respect putting a psp mobo inside the portable isn't really a problem, can anyone tell me how I can do that? Also about the aspect ratio: What would happen when I tried to play an N64 game on the ...

I checked the screen mods forum, then searched around the N64 forum and could find nothing. So I am now starting a new topic to ask: Has anyone sucessfully made a N64 Portable using a PSP screen, or does anyone know if it is possible? The Screen Hacking Thread said that it is possible to make it ...

well thats a relief, money isnt really an object, but now im jw how much it will cost

I have heard some people say things about this but I could never get a direct answer. If I have voided my xbox360 warranty by taking it apart and painting the shell, and then it breaks (but its not my fault) can I still send it back to microsoft. a lot of people say you can, but you just get it back ...

thanks, that realy helps, but once it cuts I just solder straight on the controller MOBO, that just sounds dangerous, im not questioning your knowledge bacteria, Im just questinog my understating of your diagram

I don't want a four tact switch, I want a D-Pad(no offense). I just need to know where to cut & solder

Unfortunately I dont have a Snes or Nes controller (already thought of that) I was just going to use my existing controller and cut it but I dont know where to properly cut. and once I do how do the wires connect to the dpad I.E. where do I solder wires? Just straght from the little black circles ...

why do I need 120VAC goin in to get 3.3V and 12V out? does it matter how much goes in?

Alright thanks timmeh, but my question still stands on how to cut the controller MOBO, see two posts up, thanx

I dont really care about size, its not a concern. I can work out the issue of heat I just want to know if It will work

Since the normal electrical outlet output is 120V that means that the N64 power supply converts it to 3.3V and 12V before sending it through to the MOBO, so what I was wondering is could I just plug the power supply into the N64 then wire my battery to the N64's power supply and have it convert the ...

I used this method. It really does work. It can be hard but wrth it. On the power supply screws I just slotted them and used a regular screwdriver because they were so shallow where as the N64 has a gambit thats like 5 miles down

Alright ive decided to lose the laptop screen idea and run with a game cube intec screen. But now im wondering where i need to cut my controller cause i plan on putting in a Dpad. This is my current setup. Its horribly out of proportion and was made in like 5 minutes so excuse its crudeness, I just ...

Thanks for your help, just one other question (I hope this will be it) these pictures are of two 9.6v RCcar batteries that I soldered together. Would it be possible to use these for my power source?? Im sorry if there too big i totally forgot, ill start resizing

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This project will run off standard controllers that youll plug in because i like the three prong. However thats not my problem, my question is if I were to rewire the n64 cartridge slot to the top or side(cant decide) do I solder the wires to the corresponding places above the pin holes? cause ...