Basement_Modder
He who mods in thy basement.
The easiest case is a project case, such as a Polycase/ OEM/ *blah*radioshack*blah* one. The next easiest is to use engraving plastic, with aluminum walls.
This.Bibin said:Newer NOAC based clones have far superior NOACs that are almost perfect replicas of the original hardware, with the Yobo FC being a great example (no sound bugs!)
My SJ3 is redone too and even smaller than my other onejleemero said:This.Bibin said:Newer NOAC based clones have far superior NOACs that are almost perfect replicas of the original hardware, with the Yobo FC being a great example (no sound bugs!)
While the Power Player Thingama Super Stick Joy thing was, well, TINY, it's compatibility doesn't match newer ones.
Factor 5 has about the best currently available from what I've heard.
I believe it's Yobo's newest.
XCVG said:Actually, I believe the Retro Entertainment System is the best NOAC, followed by the Yobo FC. The RES is really cheap too.
Regarding the N64 clone, Marshallh said it was possible to reproduce on an FPGA and some other guy started actually doing it, but never got anywhere close to finished. I believe it is technically possible, but time-consuming, difficult, and potentially expensive. I have no idea about the legal status.
You mean koreans are the only ones who care enough to do it? And, you could make your own, huge mind you, clone at home. If you cared enough.Basement_Modder said:Attempting to clone an N64 is the electronics equivalent of cloning a dog. (aka do-able, but very difficult.)
Basement_Modder said:The whole point of making clones is to make them smaller :rolls:
Nobody would bother cloning a system if it was larger then the original.
jleemero said:Basement_Modder said:The whole point of making clones is to make them smaller :rolls:
Nobody would bother cloning a system if it was larger then the original.
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Basement_Modder said:jleemero said:Basement_Modder said:The whole point of making clones is to make them smaller :rolls:
Nobody would bother cloning a system if it was larger then the original.
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What have I said that is worth facepalming?
is that what minime is? :lol2:Basement_Modder said:The whole point of making clones is to make them smaller :rolls:
Nobody would bother cloning a system if it was larger then the original.
Basement_Modder said:XCVG said:Actually, I believe the Retro Entertainment System is the best NOAC, followed by the Yobo FC. The RES is really cheap too.
Regarding the N64 clone, Marshallh said it was possible to reproduce on an FPGA and some other guy started actually doing it, but never got anywhere close to finished. I believe it is technically possible, but time-consuming, difficult, and potentially expensive. I have no idea about the legal status.
The patents are still intact on the N64 because the were still produced until 2001. Also, potentially expensive? Try very expensive. Attempting to clone an N64 is the electronics equivalent of cloning a dog. (aka do-able, but very difficult.)