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Nope, long flight and still a minor.µ
Two of our viciousbytes guys went to their booth at E3 this year tho, and they claimed it had some of the Hottest games around, so I'm sure it's worth checking out.

gannon wrote: 3 N64s
1 NES
1 NES-on-a-chip
1 SNES
1 PS2 (While I actually didn't break my first one, I did break the V5 one

Awch ^^

So seeing you fried 3 N64's I take it it isn't the easiest system to portablize?

Finally I had the time to finish Zelda:WW, it felt good to play a single player game once again and not be surrounded by XboxLive jackasses.

Know what you mean with Z:OOT, I used to be at the very last dungeon when I thought it would be cool to see if the glitch to turn one of your items in an ...

So doesn't it happen that you fry hardware parts without the theoretical background?
But damn, in just a few months, that's pretty impressive.

Too bad my SNES is broken and I sold my PSX. Still got an N64 lying around tho, guess I'll screw that one open, see what its guts look like and do some ...

Thanks, looks like it has some helpful stuff up there.

But I think portabilization might be a bit too expensive (and hard?) to start off, wouldn't want to ruin all my game systems within a week

How did you learn what you know now about electronic devices ;
University, books, experimenting, ..?

I'm very impressed by what I've seen on usersites and have always had great fascination for electronic gadgets. But while we get a fair amount of physics in school, it's rarely practice.
Where would ...