Instructions? for Newbie? whats best to start?
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Instructions? for Newbie? whats best to start?
Hello
I am new to the scene..and would really like to tackle a portable nes. However I am very new and would like to find a site that has steps, tips and or how toos?? anyone advise? any links or instructions for a newbie? where do I start. I really would like to make a nes.. but is there any that are easier? is the nes difficult????
thx
JIM
I am new to the scene..and would really like to tackle a portable nes. However I am very new and would like to find a site that has steps, tips and or how toos?? anyone advise? any links or instructions for a newbie? where do I start. I really would like to make a nes.. but is there any that are easier? is the nes difficult????
thx
JIM
Last edited by demonseed on Tue Dec 28, 2004 8:34 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Try this place though its a little incomplete it will help you though a lot and when you get to that point search the forum for the answer (most are common and easy to find).
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Why not use what you've got first, besides the SuperJoy needs more soldering/desoldering then the NES needs.
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He composed the whole book from about June to October, we also got to see what the portable systems looked like when he finished them. If you are interested go intot the videogame section, portable units and click on the link titled "Project 42".demonseed wrote:Hello
If it has not been released yet how do you know it brings you step by step through how to build a NES? If you have some insight into the book do you know what other systems he walks you through??
thx
Jim
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Yeah, I kinda thought the Project 42 NES was an NOAC model... but whatever. I could be wrong. NOACs are amazingly small though- you could make one so tiny so easily. Then again, you could take the even easier route and get a Game Theory Admiral
I think that thing is smaller than any of us could really do on our own... and much cheaper. Someone needs to mass-produce the NES adapter for it though (using the GTA slot and not some silly Famicom-NES adapter that tacks onto another already awkward adapter)
Although Ben has made the NOAC pirate NESp he didnt do that with the second one in his book. He couldnt as for one he was using original hardware and that means the old mobo and the second is the famiclones are gray market and wouldnt be all that good to involve them in your first book.
vskid wrote:Nerd = likes school, does all their homework, dies if they don't get 100% on every assignment
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I think I will grab a copy of the book too! I was wondering two things.. what does he use for a screen? and how can the average joe make the kool casings he uses? The book claims that it takes a user step by step..will it explain how to make casings?? Has anyone seen pages or clips of the book yet?
thx
JIM
I think I will grab a copy of the book too! I was wondering two things.. what does he use for a screen? and how can the average joe make the kool casings he uses? The book claims that it takes a user step by step..will it explain how to make casings?? Has anyone seen pages or clips of the book yet?
thx
JIM
