n64P sizing

Includes but not limited to: SNES, Genesis, Sega CD, PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, Game Gear and I guess the Virtual Boy.

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Post by chicken strip »

im really leaning towards psone right about now
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I say go for the N64! :D Just wear a static bracelet while working on it, and you'll be fine :wink:
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S q u e e ! wrote:I say go for the N64! :D Just wear a static bracelet while working on it, and you'll be fine :wink:
You mean an anti-static bracelet.
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:oops: yeah...
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i say ps1... i dont wanna have the cartridge sticking out the back and i dont wana waste time rewiring the cartridge slot to move it... i dont wana mess up either... and psone is smaller

i have a lot of time to switch up though so gime some pros and cons =P cuz i havent got a screen yet... but my bdays comin up so ill ask for money lmao =P
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Lasers, could slice your fingers off from spinning disc, not being able to keep the right joystick, the list goes on...
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Post by Nightmare »

Haha!

I hope you wasnt being serious about the lasers... lol :D
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No, I wasn't. Who really ever gets poisoned from those things anyway?
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UH my Uncle is blind in one of his eyes from a CD player. They are dangerous. Don't take it lightly.
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why wudnt i be able to keep the right joystick... ben did... he just had to make the stick smaller... and i might not do the same design so it doesnt really matter i can keep it
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Post by Nightmare »

Go for the psone dude! :lol:

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@ JackFrost : How did your uncle have a cd player laser shine into his eye long enough to blind him? Was he arracted to the red light or something? He must have at least overrid the interlocks :?
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He actually had a lot of eye problems before hand. It only takes a second or two to burn your retna. So hes not blind persay just a giant black dot from what he says. Oh and he was runing it open.
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Post by Nightmare »

Ah with the existing eye problems i could see how it could happen..
It only takes a second or two to burn your retna
Not true, ive looked at lasers longer than two seconds before (foolish perhaps) and i aint blind nor do i have any eye problems.

But obviously as JackFrost22 says, don't take it lightly...

Anyway i guess its kinda off-topic :D
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Post by Triton »

it really depends on the laser :D i mean a normal red dot pointer wont burn out your retinas very fast but a 100mw green laser...your eyes dont stand a chance even if you catch a reflection for a fraction of a second you are permanantly blind i read this warning somewhere "do not look at laser with remaining eye" (the laser im talking about is a class IIIb laser device, and is barely legal to own and VERY expensive)
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lol, We was talking about a cd player laser.. :lol:
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