What do you guys think is the easiest console to portablize for someone just starting out. It would help if it's also a very well documented portable, for reference purposes and what not. If I use an NOAC or Flashback2 I'd like it to have a cart slot.
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Just starting out...
What do you guys think is the easiest console to portablize for someone just starting out. It would help if it's also a very well documented portable, for reference purposes and what not. If I use an NOAC or Flashback2 I'd like it to have a cart slot.
ovskid wrote:He meant that he wanted the finished product to be that small, which is a bad idea for a first portable. Try to just make it work, and then make a second one thats small when you know what to do.ghosstt wrote:ugh.. how would you portabilize a gb?
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If I can't find the fabled "super joyful stick happy fun stick player game" (or other pirate NAOC-style device) is there still hope? Such as an online store selling NAOCs? (I doubt this will be a problem though as I'm within half an hour of Pacific Mall, but you know, just in case) and, if my NAOC style device doesn't have a Famicom cart like Ben's did, can I still put an NES slot on it, 'cause I know if it were just a Famicom to NES problem, I could tear apart my copy of Gyromite (I don't even have ROB), but other wise I'm not exactly sure.
