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You've definitely gone pro with this.

Eprom burner + pal chip burner + decrypted romsets + a lot of reprogrammable chips = a cheap way to play certain arcade games that are impossible to find or overpriced. First I have a cheap cps 2 game I converted into a phoenixed street fighter alpha 3: XQh9T3pMogk Next I have another...

That's the best looking case I've seen besides ashen portables.

I think that price is a steal.

It's always fun to go back and improve on old projects down the road.

Needs swiss flashed to the wkf (only do this if you have a sd gecko slot in case the firmware gets messed up and needs resetting). Also needs some sort of artwork in that space around the screen. Those are the only things I would change.

Reminds me of this kid: MLzupaRrzAY I would have used coin batteries but that's me.

Would it be possible to make it so you don't have to press a button when you fire it up to get audio? That and not having it run swiss are my only gripes.

All I can say is, Swiss cheese!

Re: Wii in N64 Wii 64?

Bump for the coolest project I've seen in a while.

Re: Wii in N64 It makes zero sense.... therefore I love it just for being different!

Haven't replied, looks amazing.

What is it? A gamecube with an installed wiikey fusion with the sd slot built in the dvd laser track from a gutted dvd drive. Wiikey switch is on the back. The wiikey fusion pcb is soldered to wires so there's no need for a bulky ribbon to dip adapter. I don't recommend people try soldering...

I think having a more uniform shape instead of handlebar style would look nicer.

Here's a s-video capture, audio is from an external spdif to analog box it sounds clearer than the regular audio from the av port: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7scRCkX7BU

I'm jelous that's some amazing casework. My only complaint would be the screen is a little small. Man you made this thing nice and tiny.

Thanks, my goal was to not cut any new holes in the case, and that's exactly what I did. Everything can be brought back to stock. Not a bad idea. I don't look at the back that often, so maybe someday.

This system is a onechip model 1 american snes. I converted the pcb into a super famicom by swapping the backplate. This system has digital audio output and the video encoder bypassed with a very small cxa2075 circuit which greatly improves the s-video quality. Teeny cxa2075 circuit: So...

I made sure it still sticks out just for you! (This is actually a different system I'm working on)