all it needs is spinners.

Posted at 8:44 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by J

I once crammed an AMD motherboard into an IBM case. Should I write an article on that?
I don’t have any pictures, but I can draw it.

Posted at 9:50 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by JB

Are you sure that red light coming out the side isn’t fire?

Posted at 10:00 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by crizo

That’s pretty clever.

I like the lights.
I’m getting the same effect from the internal USB flash drive in my netbook.

oh wait…wait that _is_ fire.

be right back…

Posted at 10:17 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by strider_mt2k

Ok, console in a toaster was cool. Console in a console — so what? It’s not even a different brand console. Hell, the N64 was smaller than the old NES. It’s not like you had to find a smaller configuration than Nindendo did..

Posted at 10:19 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by Norty

It’s like the turducken of the gaming world. Or would that be an N64 in an SNES in an NES?

Posted at 10:20 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by yd39

I’m kidding, it wasn’t a fire at all.

The new sandisk cruzer micros do have a neat pulsing effect when idling though.

Posted at 10:20 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by strider_mt2k

yd39: wrap that sucker in bacon and you’re talkin’.

Posted at 10:21 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by strider_mt2k

Awesome idea – NES toaster!

Posted at 10:38 am on Dec 1st, 2008 by crizo

Wow, I think this is awesome. very clean, good work. if you actualy read it it wasnt that simple just look at all that hot glue. and he had to relocate lots of stuff including the cartrige slot. def a hack worthy of hack-a-day. and no jb that wouldn’t be a hack. I just shoved a new 64bit sempron into a 10 year old hp pavilion case with an awesome paintjob and I wouldn’t dream of posting it. the only thing about it that might be considered a hack could be the led lighting that glows brighter when the computer works harder.

Posted at 12:18 pm on Dec 1st, 2008 by steve

what about the wii stuffed into a nes? er did someone do that already? I think this would have been better when the 64 first came out but hey, this project was done very well none the less..

@norty I get your drift, like putting a ds in a NES, but you have to admit this is pretty cool.

I wish I had a bunch of this stuff laying around the house— what if ben heck was your neighbor… I digress….nice work Matthew

Posted at 12:19 pm on Dec 1st, 2008 by kyle007

Honestly, I think this is ridiculous….

Posted at 12:38 pm on Dec 1st, 2008 by BrYan

now what would really be impressive is if somebody could put an original xbox into a wii case.

Posted at 12:43 pm on Dec 1st, 2008 by will d.

I crammed an NES into another NES, which was crammed into a turkey. Which was crammed into a duck. Finally, this was all crammed into an Xbox 360.

I then fed this all to a Giant Flemish Rabbit, which excreted a soft pellet.

I then put this pellet into an Atari 800.

Posted at 2:00 pm on Dec 1st, 2008 by Wabbit

although i too have had enough of the console/computer in nes i’d like to see a n64 crammed into a sega gensis, they have roughly the same game port size.

Posted at 3:39 pm on Dec 1st, 2008 by Gilbert Jonathan Gacia

When I got my N64, I thought that maybe the cartridges would fit…

You could even have different difficulty levels, based on which Genesis you used.

I have a 3… and a Nomad.

Posted at 5:05 pm on Dec 1st, 2008 by Eric

I have a sega 2, that nomad idea sounds cool, but wouldn’t you need to like hack up the board and even then would it fit?

Posted at 10:47 pm on Dec 2nd, 2008 by gilbert jonathan garcia