Hmm N64?

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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Post by CronoTriggerfan »

v3ndetta wrote:i rly don't know what 2 do.
like twilightprincess said, we have three n64s between us.
but ive also found out today that my step-dad has spent half his life doing soldering and electrical stuff like that so he can always help us.
plus he has all the proper equipment that we need.

Except SS has a point. :oops: :oops: I think we should just stick with a SNESp 4 the moment, and go onto a n64p after.

I REALLY don't want ours to be f**ked up, like daguuy's! lol jks... :D :D

Anyway, Until next time,

v3ndetta.
I'd take SS's advice. He'd know firsthand, he went through a good number of N64 motherboards and over-the-top labor as a first portable. Just buy a cheap NOAC from the forums here, I've seen UK (PAL) distributors that sell these things online for about $12! And with as simple as they are to wire up, it's virtually impossible to fry.

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Post by twilightprincess »

but they glitch games, they heat up (lots) there expensive to australian (incld postage 100 us) and we are planning on making our main porty a N64, but how will we pay for another Screen (really expensive to auzzies incld post).

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Post by Gamerdude »

Hey, if you want an N64p, make one. As long as you have someone that can solder, then you can do it. I am also sure that you could find something in your country that you would not have to ship internationally. Make a PS1p. they are good. OR better, make a GC portable.
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