New project idea
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thanks for the offer!, but once i get the actually system part of it (like the mobo screen controller ect) im thinking that if thats succesful, i'll start useing a simular setup as in the hoodie to do other things basicly the hoodie is a prototype so the hoodie i'll stick with for now
Searching the couch for change...
Whats the matter with triple posting? Takes up too much room on the page? It doesn't take up that much more server space, anyway. BTW, that sounds like a cool project Bambi! If you want to go with someting odd you could make a head-up display of sorts my mounting the screen in some sort of rigid hat or cap and then mave that under the hood. I once thought of making a VR headset by mounting all the parts on a motorcycle helmet I saw at the thrift store- but of course, money is always the problem. Im going into college, and boy does that suck up a lot of money! Ill probably have to give up my hobby for a while just because I can't afford it anymore...
Oh well, Ill find something fun and awesome to do, I'm thinking of making another arcade type project, maybe a quasi-portable Neo Geo MVS laptop thing! Or, I could follow your idea and make a neo geo MVS backpack unit with a head up display! Oh drat, too expensive...
Good luck dude! Wearable video games... thats pretty awesome!
Oh yeah, if you made a backpack unit you could put your cold fusion reactor in there to power all your stuff! What the heck, if you did that you could pay for your project by being a walking power station! You could travel from place to place letting the electrical company buy your excess power! Oh wait, the NES would probably take all that power on its own... oh well
Good luck dude! Wearable video games... thats pretty awesome!
Oh yeah, if you made a backpack unit you could put your cold fusion reactor in there to power all your stuff! What the heck, if you did that you could pay for your project by being a walking power station! You could travel from place to place letting the electrical company buy your excess power! Oh wait, the NES would probably take all that power on its own... oh well
Emulation isn't accurate. There is no substitute for real hardware!
If anyone else is like me, they only check threads with new posts, so I wouldn't see any edits until someone else posted.totokan wrote:Well, the NES forum hasn't seen much new posts anyways.vskid wrote:Well, they were all a day apart, so if he had just edited, no one would have seen the edits.totokan wrote:dude! Don't triple post! there's an edit button for a reason!
