Well, as long as you buy a PAL screen to match your PAL-format system and games, it will work.
Game system difficulty (1=easy, 10=OMFG HARD!)
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NES (from real mobo) 4
NES Toploader: 100,000,000 (you'd have to be insane to rip one apart)
NOAC 1-2
SNES (original) 4
SNES (mini) 3
PSX (old Playstation) 7
PSone (New playstation) 6
Xbox 10
Gamecube 8
PS2 9
PS2 mini 7
Genesis 1- 6
Genesis 2- 5
GOAC - 3
N64= 6
Dreamcast- 9
you should make the one you like the most.
the easyness depends on (in no particular order):
-size of mobo
-easy to fry
-voltage
-# of voltages
-energy consumption
-amount of modding needed
the TV you found will most likely work if you can get composite video into it
spongebob wrote:ah nuts, i bought 2 tri screwdrivers off ebay.
does anyone know what the actual screwdriver is called for the snes?
also does anyone know that my snes is compatible to make a portable using
Just search eBay for 4.5mm Nintendo Screwdriver for the correct one.
Hey s q u e e ! , i guess you missed my last post but i found the screwdriver part, nothing come up with nintendo screwdriver, but loads with "gambit".
also i still need hel with this question: the books instructions? (it's not the 1997 mini version)
I'm not sure about the SNES's, but since you don't seem to have your heart set on the SNES, you may want to consider another system. PSOne is slightly harder than NES, and that's about the same as SNES.
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I'll be honest with you - I would have never guessed that.
I think that every Nintendo system that came after the NES had GameBit or tri-wing screws. Removing specialized screws has its own topic that can be found in the N64 section. I like my solution, but you need to have a few metal files on hand to make it.