Thanks for the compliments guys.
Like I said, I knew it had been done before, but it seemed like a very cool project and a very cool thing to own, so I went for it.
This has only served to whet my appetite for more electronics projects, so I may very well pick up my NOAC project again.
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arfink wrote:I assume you only emulate the Roms you actually own,
That's a fair question. The short answer is no.Epicenter wrote: ....
ahahahahahahaha
The long answer is that just because I no longer possess the carts that I originally bought back in the 80s, does not mean that I feel I should have to buy the same cart again in order to be able to play the ROMs.
I play these games purely for nostalgia's sake. I only have ROMs of the few games that I loved as a kid. The games I used to own.
Does that make sense? Over the years I bought Guns N Roses' Apetite for Destruction on tape, then on CD, then replaced the CD when I lost the CD.
20 years later I no longer possess a copy of Apetite. If I want to hear it I have no qualms whatsoever about downloading a copy.
More like long-winded answer. lol.
Tis a slot loader.Kurt_ wrote:This looks great.
Could we have a picture of the OPEN dvd drive?
ahh, ok. how much did that setup cost you for the pico psu and suchgilhoy wrote:ghosstt wrote:how are you powering this thing? i dont see a psu anywere
One of these tiny little guys on the inside.
One of these guys on the outside.
That keeps a lot of heat outside the case, and of course leaves a good amount of room inside the case for things that need to be in there.
EDIT: i see there are only around three ports on the little doohickie.. how do you power the CDdrive, etc..



