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decided to post it here also..
Worklog
Finally completed it. Its not perfect, but its done!
The paint is a textured black/copper with a few coats of laquer.
i used the original controller joystick, dpad, start, a, b, and c buttons. I used a 7" lcd. Top cartridge load.
in this photo which is the top left of the handheld, you see the charge port with switch. when on the left the console is on battery power when on the right the battery is connected to the charge port. on the right of that is the L and Z buttons. I just used some long tact buttons. on the left of the charge port is the Video out/in. The switch above it is used to switch the screen to vid 2 and makes the vid/audio ports inputs so you can connect an external device like a dvd player or other game console.
And in this photo we have the volume control, audio input jack left, and headphone jack right. You can hook your ipod/mp3/whatever to the input jack to listen to music while u play
the red button on the front below the screen is the on/off button, and i put two vent holes. one on bottom right and top right. When you turn on the n64 a blue light lights up the top vent.
Anyways, this is my n64 portable, im sure i will enjoy playing it as will my cousins, nieces, and nephews. I will probably start another next month. But will definitly have someone on here build a case for me
EDIT: just got a video together, not the greatest video but its something atleast, also this was my first video ive made like this so i was a tad nervous.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVNibTbv ... e=youtu.be
Worklog
Finally completed it. Its not perfect, but its done!
The paint is a textured black/copper with a few coats of laquer.
i used the original controller joystick, dpad, start, a, b, and c buttons. I used a 7" lcd. Top cartridge load.
in this photo which is the top left of the handheld, you see the charge port with switch. when on the left the console is on battery power when on the right the battery is connected to the charge port. on the right of that is the L and Z buttons. I just used some long tact buttons. on the left of the charge port is the Video out/in. The switch above it is used to switch the screen to vid 2 and makes the vid/audio ports inputs so you can connect an external device like a dvd player or other game console.
And in this photo we have the volume control, audio input jack left, and headphone jack right. You can hook your ipod/mp3/whatever to the input jack to listen to music while u play
the red button on the front below the screen is the on/off button, and i put two vent holes. one on bottom right and top right. When you turn on the n64 a blue light lights up the top vent.
Anyways, this is my n64 portable, im sure i will enjoy playing it as will my cousins, nieces, and nephews.
I will probably start another next month. But will definitly have someone on here build a case for me EDIT: just got a video together, not the greatest video but its something atleast, also this was my first video ive made like this so i was a tad nervous.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVNibTbv ... e=youtu.be
