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After a few months of work, I've decided I'm not cut out for the nodding scene, especially the portablizing section. I was asked to make a portable n64 but keep running into problems that I don't have solutions for. If you want to take over, I can ship you the project with all of its parts...

Here is what I do know works perfectly: The step-down regulator I'm using works fine. The screen I'm using works fine. The speakers I'm using work fine. The controller, Jumper Pak, and game cart all work fine, I've tested them on a working N64. The built-in power switch has been manually...

I'm using this screen and have a question When you plug it in,it starts in a standby mode where you then have to push the power button to turn it on. Is there any way to force it to start on so you don't have to push the button? or to have the button automatically give a signal once it's turned on?

Just a quick and simple question because I can't find a straight answer anywhere else: If I use a PTH8080WAZ with the input voltage at 12v, what grade capacitor and resistor do I need to get a 3.3v output? Thanks :)

So I'm wanting to use ShockSlayer's power switch at viewtopic.php?f=7&t=9167 so figured I would have to set the normal power switch's location to be constantly "on". I haven't hooked the board up to power yet because I was unsure if this was correct: (Bottom right of the board) (As always...

I wanted to do a special design with my AV ports and wanted to know if this would work or if it would just fry the screen and console: EDIT:Here's a better design: I want the video and audio ports to give output when the console is on, but they can be used as an input for the screen/speakers...

I know someone would want to find this. It's a bit pricy but at $13-$15 per cube I think it's pretty good: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-Of-x15-Game ... 2ed89bda7e Ignore this. Just see the post below.

So I was looking around the internet and found this picture. I figured it'd be good to share around: (Second image is a reupload in case the first is taken down)

So I was looking through the guides and found at the end of the LOB64 Standard, it said that a Klobio Box was still in development and hadn't been completed yet; so I started working on a schematic for it. Note that this is all theory and I haven't tested this! If someone makes this and tests...

So I was removing the power port and accidentally removed the two closest caps labeled C161 and C160. Are they necessary for the console to run? or can I leave it? or do I bridge the gap where the resistors were with solder?

(To view any image in full size just click it) So I was commissioned to make an N64 portable although admittedly I've never made one before, but decided to give it a try anyway :) For proof that I've never done one of these before, here's my first attempt at relocating the cartridge slot: I...

I started working on a new game for PC and Mac and decided to test the physics engine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvuY9P9-5Fw

Anyone know a good place to get broken Wii U Gamepads for cheap? Thinking about it, it's a bit of a strange request and I'm sure you can't find some website specializing in broken Gamepads, but other than ebay is there anywhere I could find them? I'm planning on using it as a case for a portable...

I've ordered from BuyDisplay a few times. Never failed to deliver great products so go for it. 3.5" http://www.buydisplay.com/default/3-5-i ... iver-board 4.3" http://www.buydisplay.com/default/lcd-4 ... iver-board 5" http://www.buydisplay.com/default/5-lcd ... iver-board 7"...

I was trying to think of an original idea for a console mod and decided to do something I hadn't seen before: LED display of the cartridge's reading. Basically it'd just be a bunch of LEDs in a line in front of the cart that would flash on/of "randomly" where their actually getting their The...

My special plan for my GameCube Portable's battery set-up: [link to image] I'll try to explain this a bit: Basically, everything is wired up to a rechargeable battery pack I built that gives off about 18 volts. The battery pack can be recharged by plugging it into a wall adapter like normal...