Sega Game Gear MODS anyone?

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Rabidzeus
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Sega Game Gear MODS anyone?

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I just recently got a Sega Game Gear, and its a battery Eater as you all know, and i was just lookin at it and it looks like a fun project for a beginner modder like myself so anyone have any mods i could do or use the case for a SNES mod or something please tell me cuz i am clueless.
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Post by Dbstew »

Well, you probably can't replace the screen because the gamegear does not have any TV-out options, apart from that, go for it!
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There is no point in thinking up a mod for the sheer reason of doing a mod. You need to have a purpose and clear benefits of doing something; THEN you decide what to mod and how to mod it.
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bacteria wrote:There is no point in thinking up a mod for the sheer reason of doing a mod. You need to have a purpose and clear benefits of doing something; THEN you decide what to mod and how to mod it.
I have to disagree a bit on that, bacteria. Its a great way to hone your soldering skills. And its a great way to learn the basics of circuitry.
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Post by Rabidzeus »

hmm ill probly just wire the Screen to the SNES, seems simple enough for a beginner modder like me O.o anyone wanna giv me some tips before i get started.
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