2 more portables for SS! WiiP and Snesp! 56k!

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Nice! after a little bit of off topicness, people started praising me! :D

When I go to rebuild the Wiip(pronounced like Weep), I'll try to make it look nicer. If not, then my next handheld portable, for sure!

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It runs off a car battery. That's a battle you've lost already.
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I have a few tricks up my sleeve. *darn cufflinks have been a problem ever since* *I cant use my tricks? NOES!*

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Post by johnbjuice »

johnbjuice wrote:Geez, you guys don't have to be so flame-tasticly-flaming towards SS. Yes, his cases are VERY ugly and he should try to improve in that area. Still, he was able to make a...battery-powered wii...thing and a SNES portable (not handheld, but portable) in a very short amount of time. Give the guy a little credit.

SS - Next portable you do, spend some time on the case. Make it look nice. You'll be glad you did.

Now would you all please just calm down? So much anger. We need peace. :)
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One more off-topic post. I think the fact that bacteria has the age gap over most of us is really an advantage for all of us. He has the life experience to go along with his project awesomeness and I think that he deserves respect just like any other forum member. I for one LOVE reading his posts. His threads have quickly become my favourite to read, and his posts are always full of positive feedback/critiquing and chock FULL of substance. I don't know what we'd do with out good ol' bacteria.

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Post by ShockSlayer »

I don't know what we'd do with out good ol' bacteria
Have not moldy bread?

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Ok, he's great, whatever. More praising for me please!

I've go a few Idea's for The Wiip Remodel..

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Post by Neildo_64 »

[off topic] How old is bacteria? [/off topic]
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Mid-40's I believe? Don't quote me on that though.
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Post by Kyosho »

I really don't get why there's all the negative comments. The guy wanted to make something functional and portable, in a short amount of time with little work, and he did that. What's so wrong with that? Who cares what it looks like? It functions. He went to the trouble of showing it to us, giving us something interesting to look at. So, I don't get the negativity.

Anyways, good job on completing your goal. I've done quick-n-dirty projects uglier than yours (though perhaps not as big). Should've seen the first version of my PS2p. Or, heck, my cardboard-cased PSOneP (link and link). Those were funny. Also, you and your brother arguing about batteries and him mentioning his "toy bin" was amusing.
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Nothing changes.
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Post by Kyo »

Kyosho wrote:I really don't get why there's all the negative comments. The guy wanted to make something functional and portable, in a short amount of time with little work, and he did that. What's so wrong with that? Who cares what it looks like? It functions. He went to the trouble of showing it to us, giving us something interesting to look at. So, I don't get the negativity.

Anyways, good job on completing your goal. I've done quick-n-dirty projects uglier than yours (though perhaps not as big). Should've seen the first version of my PS2p. Or, heck, my cardboard-cased PSOneP (link and link). Those were funny. Also, you and your brother arguing about batteries and him mentioning his "toy bin" was amusing.
It's less of negative feedback and more of a running gag around here and teasing him.
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