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minkster wrote:Very clever idea! I love it!

One question though...where does the sound come out from? I didn't notice any speaker holes.

if you look at the picture of the insides i think it shows that they are on the bottom of the unit ... which would be the 2 sets of 3 holes on the outside

Thanks guys. The biggest function this had to have was the two external controller inputs. I'm not a fan of only one input and would rather have it sitting down when 2 people play. I was going to try a power input from the wall but didn't have time (needed it done for my trip to Canada). Maybe I ...

What kind of rage does it have? Is it the same as the 360 controller?

mothatrucka wrote:I think your battery holders are pretty sweet. Great way to use easy-to-get batteries. What kind of life do you get?

well one day i played for 1.5 hours and needed to go to work so at least that

ShockSlayer wrote:Incredibly nice. I like it. I'd hit that.(You know what I mean!!! If not, go watch tv.)If im not mistaken, why only 2 leds? and they look blue?

Once, again, nice.

SS

he says its 4XLED

i think those 2 that you see when it is on are just for show

Well after a few months and a few stupid questions by me on this board, it is finally done. If I was to name it i would call it the "Super GameBoy" but to all my family and friends its just "THE Super Nintendo Portable".

http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk218/pbutter13/DSC00445.jpg

I went ...

well looks like i know what im going to try out next summer cuz that is the sweetest thing i have ever seen

So i figured out that it was a solder problem that was messing with me. So i ended up using a switch to switch between the red wires (wire that gives the signal to which button you are pressing). Now EVERYTHING WORKS, put everything together, played for like 20 minutes before ... my problem part ...

so i slept in about an hour longer than i wanted too so didnt get much work done, and what i did get done really makes no sense. I tried doing the switch on the white and realized for some reason it didnt help my problem and the built in controller was actually working without it even connected ...

UPDATE

it feels like im talking to myself right now but o well

after doing a little research (should have started with that) i have found that the controller is driven my latches and clocks (should have known that because there are only like 5 wires for 12 buttons), so my idea of connecting the 2 ...

the second player works fine because it only has that one connection on it. Im pretty sure the only keys that work with pressing them at the same time are the ABYZ, the start select dpad has no effect when i press the same key at the same time.

Is there another way i could connect the built in ...

UPDATE

i have just found out the pressing BOTH of the buttons will make A and B work but this didnt work with start and select

So im SOOO close to having my portable done and i run into this problem. In my portable i have both controller jacks so if there are two players we can both play with a regular controller, there is also the controller built into my portable. I have just soldered together the 1st player jack and the ...

Just get a couple of these babies http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=4325
Those'll power you for a good long time :wink:

not that those wouldnt last a day or two, but i think i had what APHawkes was saying with the "surface charge". I recharged them all and ended up ...

or i guess i could add if i just used the left speaker, how much would i miss if i didn't have the right one?