Wii // Smallest NES in the world!

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Wii // Smallest NES in the world!

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Somebody in Japan put a Famiclone in a pencil case, added buttons and TV-out. Looks like a Wii Revmote. LINK (All text on linked page is Japanese.)
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Sweet... he's gonna get some practice in for the Wii :)
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Post by shmagoogin77 »

isnt ben's smaller?
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Post by Skyone »

No, Ben's is very thick, and tall.
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Post by gannon »

It's a bit thick (1-1.5" estimate, didn't look around), but how is it tall?
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Post by psychotic_mechanic »

Plus Ben's has batteries and a screen built in. I could "play" a bare famiclone board does that make it the smallest?
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Post by Crookfilmer »

I would also like to do a project like this and would appreciate if someone could help me get started.

I would like to have the same small-case design, except scrap the built-in buttons for two controller ports along with the tv-out

Any info on the sticky at the top of this forum or materials I would need to get started would be greatly appreciated.
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Post by dankicksass »

Crookfilmer wrote:I would also like to do a project like this and would appreciate if someone could help me get started.

I would like to have the same small-case design, except scrap the built-in buttons for two controller ports along with the tv-out

Any info on the sticky at the top of this forum or materials I would need to get started would be greatly appreciated.
I'll be making a micro-NES very much like that as soon as Fanboy's goods get here. It should be an easy hack, since putting things in a box isn't hard. It will use the main board from one of Brandon's Power Joy famicons, original NES controller ports, and original NES Power/Reset buttons. It will be photo-documented and I will provide correct pinouts for the 1P and 2P control pad ports.
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Post by Crookfilmer »

that would be greatly appreciated :D
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