Really cool, great job!

Needless to say I was very happy after firing it up and seeing all was good. Hopefully it will provide me a pathway through many 16 bit worlds from the 90's. Pretty cool project and turned out well aesthetically. I have to wonder about heat dissipation though. The original SNES casing allowed more ...

Looks good. Just let me say that the rustoleum paint beats krylon big time. I've custom painted several consoles (had a book printed with my favs) and I started out using krylon until I tried and realized how much better the $3.96 rustoleum stuff is you get at walmart and they offer so many color ch...

Instead of posting individual pictures of this I figured I'd just post link to the details of how I made it. Basically I wanted a early SNES internals inside a much smaller form factor which provides S-video out (btw game boy games look so great through the super game boy with S-video) & the ear...

To be honest when I started the project it was originally going to be a top loading design. I worked my butt off getting a ide cable soldered to the game genie connector and for the life of me could not get it to work. I tested each point for continuity & each adjacent to make sure no pins were ...

I built this using original hardware & used a game genie connector which I desoldered from gg board and onto the NES motherboard. Works 1st try & eliminated the bulky tray loading mechanism which allowed for a much lower profile system akin to the famicom.

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