If you're making a portable you probably need something to watch it on. (Unless you want to guess what's happening in the game, but I wouldn't advise that) Anyway, this forum is your "Hacking a pocket TV/screen" one-stop solution. Share your experiences and knowledge here.
I saw somewhere ( i forget) that a ds screen could be used as a screen for a ps2 portable, but you would have to keep the ds untouched or something like that.
Is this true?
Also, I need a nice tutorial about how to make a ps2 portable (fat one), thats not overly complicated. I dont really care about covers and that stuff, I just want it to run on a battery and have a screen .
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bicostp wrote:Special Cases These will work, but need simple supporting hardware.
Game Boy Advance - video input cartridge, but you need to leave the entire game boy intact Game Gear - Needs the TV tuner. Only works with some systems. Sega Nomad - Accepts analog RGB, most older game consoles output RGB. Nintendo DS - You need the GBA video input cart. The entire DS must be together. PSP: The PSP screen can be hacked to accept RGB, but you may need a board to decode composite or s-video to that point.
Dunno where you can find a tutorial though, maybe someone else can point you somewhere?
ok man nobody gave me any tutorial for the ps2p im using the fat alsoif u dont know wht u doing drop it man im 13 and got shocked just bytouching somhting and my frist inddex finger fringer print ben wiped out im not kidding and also its realy hard and the ps2 dvd drive is making me crazy it putted me through a lot im not half way there im going to make a ps2 slim portable and idk about the ds screen im trying to find out aabout how to use a psp screen look to cut out the ps2 half size just remove tht metal thing and do some resizeingi hoped i helped