Project: N-HEX, Mission: HEEEEELLLPP!

[Notyu Oviosly]

Ok, I am making a portable called

Nintendo
Handheld
Entertainment
eXperience

two controllers (not nes ones) connected by a wire, a screen in each, four AA batteries.

got the smallest nes on a chip in the world ( 6 1/2 by 3.2cm) out of a steering wheel however, um.......well


This, is kinda confusing.

Where do I put the cartridge slot, or the second controller? what are all these empty nubs for? please give me the numbers off a regular nes motherboard and tell me!

also I'm using this 'tv virtual fighter' motherboard for its controls (adding the select + start) its av plugs and cords, and possibly more. Help me with this too, if you can get the pix (or spare cash?)

the small, hanging this is the antennae for the motion sensitive gloves, or some kind of camera for the gloves.

i wanted to post pix to support this post, but it just shows the URL! they are on my pc. the last thing i need help on.

Thank you looking at this. help would be apreciated

[Kyo]

if it doesn't have a cartridge slot, it's most likely impossible to add one.

[jedi knight]

Not only that but I didn't understand exactly what you are trying to do exactly. Could you maybe make a mock up picture?

[Skyone]

if it doesn't have a cartridge slot, it's most likely impossible to add one.

Why would that be? It's just probably out of Notyu's range of experience.

Pics please? http://tinypic.com

[Kyo]

yeah okay, I misphrased that, I guess. It's most likely impossible to add one, for him.

Of course it's physicially possible, but it's hard and not worth the hassle.

[Rekarp]

Agent J Here!

hehe

Yah pictures would be awesome

[Notyu Oviosly]

maybe it is, but what else will i start working with? a light bulb and battery?



this is supposed to be the finished project.



this is the nes chip





both sides of the virtual fighter board.

[Felino]

How though? The gloop-ie has no support for it, its not going to happen. Itslike trying to run vista on a c64. Not happening.

Looks to me like a normal gloopie with some sort of nand flash, closeup please?

You might be able to flash that, but that chance is limited.

what are all these empty nubs for?

They aren't empty, they are carrying signals from one side of the board to the other, notice that they line up?

One last point, i see no two player port, is it hidden somwere i can't see?

[benol]

Agent J Here!

hehe

Yah pictures would be awesome

Why the Elite Beat Agents reference?

Agent Spin here!

[Rekarp]

Agent J Here!

hehe

Yah pictures would be awesome

Why the Elite Beat Agents reference?

Agent Spin here!

Title = Project: N-HEX, Mission: HEEEEELLLPP!

EBA = awesome game

From the look of those pictures I don't think its a NOAC but a dedicated chip that runs that one game. I don't think you are going to beable to add a cart slot of another controller to it.

[marshallh]

Interesting - looks like a NOAC with some NOR flash memory. I also see a Atmel microcontroller there as well.

There's not a whole lot you can do with it as-is - there is way you can put a cartridge slot on that thing.

Could you upload some high-res pics? I think that flash rom is a 4MB chip but it's hard to tell.

[Notyu Oviosly]

the virtual fighter board is one game, in which I will just use different parts of the board for. the nes chip, runs, like an nes, and has several different games on it. yeah, and the games are pirated

Mach Rider = Speed Rider

what flash rom? i see some on the VF board, but not on the chip! could you point an arrow at the spot in the picture where the flash rom is?

also, should i post the back of the noac?

[Notyu Oviosly]

If modding this crap this way is possible, then i need some recognition.
I'm not buying nes parts and the discovering, "Oh! it doesn't work!". Can someone post pix of an nes board or something?

[marshallh]

Any more info on the Kung Fu board? Can you tell what kind of system it's running (is it NES? or more like a genesis)
Could be a Winbond tv games chip. Mind posting some bigger pics of it?

[tom61]

If modding this crap this way is possible, then i need some recognition.
I'm not buying nes parts and the discovering, "Oh! it doesn't work!". Can someone post pix of an nes board or something?

Picture of a NES board, though I don't know how it'll help:
http://flickr.com/photos/tom61/362085714/

It is possible, but you have to have mad skills to pull it off:
http://www.tripoint.org/kevtris/Project ... index.html

If your's is the same chip as in the Tristar, then this might just be the same pinout (not likely):
http://www.tripoint.org/kevtris/Project ... achip.html