snes cart slot question

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snes cart slot question

Post by Ritalee »

i was curious. most of the game slots i seen for the portable snes has the cart sticking out the back.

is the games secure when you play em? or are they loose?

also wouldnt it be best to have a portable snes built to have the game carts slide in the back instead of sticking out the back or bottom?
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Post by nos_slived »

You can have it either way, because friction holds it in. Put a game cart in any system, and turn the system upside down in the air. Does the cart fall out?
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Post by gannon »

It is best to have supports around the cartridge to prevent the cart from moving and making the game freeze though :)
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Post by shmagoogin77 »

like the snesguy had that acrilyc stuff around the cart
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Post by extremesonic »

the cart slots stick out the back becuase thats how the SNES motherboard is setup, to have it slide down the back requires you to re-locate the cart slot, and that can be time consuming/difficult depending on your soldering skill level.
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VERY time consuming! took me around 4 hours :shock:
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It's well worth it once relocated however.
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falcon is yours relocated?
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In the pic I have in my ava, no, but the real thing, 8) yes 8) ! I'll take a picture of it when I get to work tomorrow.
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Post by xriverfalconx »

Here you go Turbo Tax:::

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I tried to get this one as best as possible but the board is already screwed into the case here...gotta take the case off anyways once the psone shell arrives =D Anymore screenies needed?
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Post by Lucretius »

Lesee, the blue wire goes...um...crap, I'm lost... :P

Nicely done, xriverfalconx!
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Lucretius wrote:Lesee, the blue wire goes...um...crap, I'm lost... :P

Nicely done, xriverfalconx!
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Here is my thought on completeing this project once my screen arrives.

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Either basic and simple idea of ripping out the cd tray and popping the lcd in there or leaving the lid and letting the lid act as a screen protector when not in use.

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When I open the cd lid, the screen will slide out as well and stand at a good angle. When finished, slide the screen back in and the lid will protect the rest. I like this idea better, but not sure if it'll work yet.
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Post by atkafighter »

Nice! The second one is cool, but personally I would go with the first one. The way you hold a psone when the controls are in the top corners makes the unit perpindicular to your face. So its not really necesscary to have the screen on a pivot, and more moving parts make things more difficult and prone to breaking.
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Post by xriverfalconx »

Yeah...I'll just modify the lid so it'll cover the screen when not in use. Cool beans!!! =D
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Post by madc0w »

thats how my NESp is laid out, but the case is a playstation. you can just cut the lid right inside of where the metal starts on the screen then put some plastic to protect it
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