What Happens When You Put A N64 Game In Your Wii?

[watsug]

In my early days as a portablizer wannabe I stumbled upon this video during my endless youtube sessions, I'm sure some of you have seen it as well.
https://youtu.be/bTutfJCMHqQ
The video made me think, what happens when you put a nintendo 64 game in a wii? The question lingered in my mind since, and I realized I had to build it. So I did.
https://youtu.be/k2-IaIOchjI

It's a Nintendo 64 inside a Wii case

Cartslot and P1, P2

USB port for P3 and P4, small switch to toggle the front blue cd slot illumination, Multi-AV out, Wii power socket.

Internals

It uses this circuit for the soft on off power button. Latching power switch uses momentary pushbutton

Video of it in action (Snackar svenska så ni fattar nog inte) https://youtu.be/GlwDOCAAss4

 

[gman]

Very interesting mod! I like how you kept the wii case all original even using the hinges

 

[ttsgeb]

Glorious.

 

[watsug]

Thanks guys!

Very interesting mod! I like how you kept the case all original even using the hinges

Yeah, making the hinges work took some time, before I used the pieces of plastic that originally held them in place. Otherwise the hardest part was the soft on off switch, but mostly because I didn't really know what a transistor was

 

[grossaffe]

Thanks guys!

Very interesting mod! I like how you kept the case all original even using the hinges

Yeah, making the hinges work took some time, before I used the pieces of plastic that originally held them in place. Otherwise the hardest part was the soft on off switch, but mostly because I didn't really know what a transistor was

Transistors are life-changing, aren't they?

 

[robm]

This is pretty slick. If I ever wanted an N64 console hooked up to the TV again, I'd want it in a case like this. Good work.

 

[ttsgeb]

Thanks guys!

Very interesting mod! I like how you kept the case all original even using the hinges

Yeah, making the hinges work took some time, before I used the pieces of plastic that originally held them in place. Otherwise the hardest part was the soft on off switch, but mostly because I didn't really know what a transistor was

Transistors are life-changing, aren't they?

If it weren't for transistors, I wouldn't know any of you.
Probably would have been a better life, tbh.

 

[Bacteria 2.0]

Blimey! That is a clickbait title if this chap has ever seen one.

Mighty good work!

Cheerio! Goodday!