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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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only a little, i liked that portable, we had a lot of good times together, the full image list is here http://browndotdesign.com/Xodus/Images/N64P/
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what was the battery life like?
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but in that one you dont have an internal control so it is a desktop....right
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exactly, and i thought it worked rather well, and cuase me and my bro could play in the car
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cool,

if i had the internal control of my n64 linked into the controller port so i could use it externally or internally
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Post by soundwave »

You could cram the n64 mobo into the psone, that way you can have a relatively unmodded psone+screen deal. have the cart slot on the bottom or something, or even wire it through the screen casing on to the top of the screen .
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to complex for most of us
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i actually never thought of that, you could actually even just run the cart slot down to where the battery pack is, and permnately mount that, and then in the extra room fit some rechargeable aa's, good idea actually, i may put some thought into that
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looking at a psone it is quite small
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yea, u could fit the n64 in there, however no way could u fit the expansion pack i dont think maybe just barely?, but im still just gonna use the raidoshack box, but the idea is interesting nontheless
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Post by *o* »

it would look good though
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most defintely, especially if you molded the battery case to the bottom of the ps1, and then used some bondo to fashion and fill in the cracks, then paint it and such, yea, then ud have enough room to fit ur n64 in there, and still have the ability to attach a ps1 screen, or use it as a stand alone console
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just there would be a lot of modding[/quote]
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yes there would, but that would be a worth wile project, course at that point you could just build a custom case...
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if you are going to that trouble you may aswell build a cutom case
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