And be that small? Not a chance!Metroid fan wrote:Thats awesome does it use a real NES board? Still awsome.
Ta-Daaa! My NES p0cket
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Hmm If you used a power player, and A NES controller, you must have wired the controller through the glop, and then into the pirate.
But then, after that, you had to cut up the Nes controller to fit inside the case. Taking up even more space. Congratulations on that.
Good job on squishing everyting in, and moving the screen controls around.
If you could get measurements, send em away!
But then, after that, you had to cut up the Nes controller to fit inside the case. Taking up even more space. Congratulations on that.
Good job on squishing everyting in, and moving the screen controls around.
If you could get measurements, send em away!
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As luc said, it is very stable. I even went to such great lengths as to knocking it on a wall and the game still didn't freeze!gannon wrote:looks nice. How stable is a cart in it? From the way the cart slot is set up it actually looks like it'd be fairly stable at the standard playing angle of a GBO.
I just got another hip screen and an old gbo, so I might try something like this
I think I'd either stay grey or go with red/white though
It's almost scary....An NES is supposed to freeze up every time you move! If a fly lands on it, it should freeze up! Here I'm wacking the cartridge, and it's not freezing at all... It's unnatural I tell ya!
One small downside to having the cart not freeze is that it is kinda hard to get out. You have to rock it back and forth before it will "pop out"
Yeah I did make one in a GG case. I gave up on it because I knew I would never use something so big. This uses the same NOAC from that project.demonofaj wrote:Didn't you make another one with a well GameGear Confused , but really awesome though.
Wel you were right up till the cutting up the NES controller partbioniclebert wrote:Hmm If you used a power player, and A NES controller, you must have wired the controller through the glop, and then into the pirate.
But then, after that, you had to cut up the Nes controller to fit inside the case. Taking up even more space. Congratulations on that.
Good job on squishing everyting in, and moving the screen controls around.
If you could get measurements, send em away!
I used the original GBO control board and wired it to the controller glop. I cheated....
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Very cool, nice job.
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Who told you that!BloodNess wrote:hey g-force, is your next portable -by any chance- a n64p, if so, whats the progress
That's supposed to be top secret! damn birdies, they're always telling people stuff 
....Yeah I'm working on one. It's gonna be called the Game Man 64. It actually will look a lot like this project, just bigger
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