Fresh off the tips line, [Jake] sent in his portable NES project. We’ve seen quite a few portables, but we love that the entire thing is built into an old NES cartridge. It’s got 99 games and some clever control placement. Three N cells nestled in the former connector slot power the system. You can see more pic over at [Ben Heck]’s forum.
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This is absolutely the most awesome portable I have ever seen. The only thing that would make it better is if cartridges could be played.
This looks really neat. I wish they had a full breakdown of the project. This is a hack I’d love to do myself.
He always comes out with the best, but what about a Removable panel for batteries he says he used “N” cell Batteries. and what about moding the slot where the games come in to another panel. if you check out the pics the buttons are fashioned rather well and sloted seemless, I have been checking yard sales for parts. look out..
lol good thing he named it the NESp (NES Portable) instead of the pNES (Portable NES) :chuckle:
toilet humor aside this is one REALLY sweet hack! this is the type of stuff I expect to see on hack-a-day. not commercial products or “news” headlines. Thanks Will!
It’s a neat idea but did he just repackage one of the hand-held nes clones you can buy or did he build it all himself?
it’s not ben heck’s device, its one of his forum members(just for clarification) and it says later on down the line that he basically cannibalized a OneStation.
What’s the point in posting a hack with absolutely zero instructions associated with it? There’s like 5 pictures of it and that’s it. The only other hint to its innards is that it uses n batteries. Utterly useless.
Thats a corker. Nice to see someone other than ben doing cool portables.
@scott as alex quite rightly pointed this is a repackaged onestation, it dosent really need instructions. The one station is easily small enough to fit in a nes cartridge. Its just a case of adding the buttons.
Wow. that’s really nice. make me wanna really get into eletronics hardcore.