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gilhoy
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Post by gilhoy »

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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Post by lifeisbetterwithketchup »

Awesome mod; I love how you kept the entire original look of the NES (sans the back, but who looks there? ;)).
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Post by arfink »

Good work! I assume you only emulate the Roms you actually own, or do home brew on this system. I thought the decorative edge on the DVD drive was a very nice touch.
Emulation isn't accurate. There is no substitute for real hardware!
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Post by Kurt_ »

This looks great.

Could we have a picture of the OPEN dvd drive?
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Post by Epicenter »

arfink wrote:Good work! I assume you only emulate the Roms you actually own, or do home brew on this system.
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ahahahahahahaha
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Post by gilhoy »

arfink wrote:I assume you only emulate the Roms you actually own,
Epicenter wrote: ....
ahahahahahahaha
That's a fair question. The short answer is no.

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.
Kurt_ wrote:This looks great.

Could we have a picture of the OPEN dvd drive?
Tis a slot loader.
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Post by ghosstt »

how are you powering this thing? i dont see a psu anywere
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Post by gilhoy »

ghosstt wrote:how are you powering this thing? i dont see a psu anywere
Image

Image

One of these tiny little guys on the inside.

Image

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.
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Post by ghosstt »

gilhoy wrote:
ghosstt wrote:how are you powering this thing? i dont see a psu anywere
Image

Image

One of these tiny little guys on the inside.

Image

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.
ahh, ok. how much did that setup cost you for the pico psu and such

EDIT: i see there are only around three ports on the little doohickie.. how do you power the CDdrive, etc..
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