WTB NESp (not from noac)

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75UR15
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WTB NESp (not from noac)

Post by 75UR15 »

Since my first attempt at an NESp died with my motherboard (the 12-5v converter was bad, and trying to fix it messed up the board) I was wondering if anyone had, or could make one. A psone screen or similar (no less than 3" no more than 7") with a rechargeable battery, second controller port, a built in speaker, and audio /video output with a volume control as well. Battery life not less than 2 hrs. I can best be contacted at t5ur15 at yahoo dot com. The most important thing, I do NOT want one based off a noac, it would need to be a real nes board, and I know that raises the price.

Thanks for taking the time to read this
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Post by Valium »

Why not a NOAC based portable? Original Nes is huge, sucks power, and is really a waste of such a great console.. There's only so many left you know.
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Post by 75UR15 »

The only games I play often even now, are Final Fantasy I, Mike Tyson's Punch Out, and Mario. The Yobo (haven't tested others) I KNOW does not play Final Fantasy with game saves. It might be able to load a game save it created, but my original NES still works, and the FF game save I have is still good, yobo just won't load.
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Post by 75UR15 »

As another side note, the best option (if it works with the games listed above) would be a retro duo, if anyone could tackle that. Link to an ebay item describing a retro duo below:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0269190257
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