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yeah its a beast, but its fun to bust it out when people aren't expecting it for some one on one Dr. Mario. :) My screen is the main reason its so big. Its a 5.4 inch cathode lit screen, so its wide and thick. Even with my case being 4 inches thick I just barely clear the screen over the NES ...

So, about a year ago or so I finished working on a portable Nintendo, built off of a full size NES motherboard, Using this project as a starting point. http://nestable.classicgaming.gamespy.com/plans.shtml I had finished everything but a few touch ups, and the power supply (Old was 8 AAs) only ran ...

So, I've been working on this some more, and so far I still haven't come to a conclusion. The next day I had some trouble with my video, and started to get a rolling picture. I chalked it up to my spare parts video circuit, but I got my parts in yesterday, rebuilt the circuit, but with the same ...

So I'm still doing testing on this, but I have an atari 4 switch with the timer IC.
http://people.rit.edu/~tmm5604/personal/game%20pics/atari%20ic/100_3834.JPG

But as you can see from the other pictures in that directory, http://people.rit.edu/~tmm5604/personal/game%20pics/atari%20ic/ I built a ...

So I finally got time to start working on this, and I had a quick question. On the site for the new video mod it says that if you can't find the correct resistors you can wire resistors in series to get "close." My question is how close do I need to get it? For instance the pack of resistors I got ...

Ok, I'll try that out. I wasn't sure since the machine was already having problems if doing the mod would just make things worse, but I guess if I don't have a fully functioning machine to start with I'm not losing much. I'll let you guys know how it goes.

-Drac22

Hey all,

So I don't know if anyone else has had this problem, I didn't see it in the forums. I just got my hands on an darth vader, and I'm looking into doing the composite video mod, however...

While testing the stock system I found that after about 2 - 3 minutes of play the previously perfect ...