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[Sydney] sent in this fantastic portable Dreamcast, built by [techknott], in response to the one we posted yesterday. While we agree, this one is much more polished, we want to point out why the post yesterday is more Hack A Day material. Sure, it looks more “hackish”, but that’s not what we are referring to. What we want to draw your attention to, is the lack of information. Yesterday, there was a build log. Today, there is not. Sure the other one could have had much much more information and we’re not commenting on which one is “better”. We’re just reminding you to please please please document your projects. Oh, and also, this thing is awesome.
Nice, I especially like the magnetic disc cover, but the gaps around it mst generate one hell of a draft.
I hope the console (and game) manufacturers realise no-one wants to see loads of credits and cutscenes every time they want to play a game – did you notice the impatient clicking of the button to bypass these?
What is up with the flares on the lcd?
Caesar’s Palace was an example in how to get away with HORRIBLE interface design.
Two words — Goatse silhouette.
The quality of work on this is splendid, up to par with even Mr. Heckendorn’s finer works.
bah… this one is missing the little screen from the controller. The other one was better.
*2 cents*
I would like to know how he made the enclosure.
Ceaser’s Palace? Awe come on…. Where’s the Soul Calibur?
I would like to know how he made the enclosure.
Posted at 5:07 pm on Dec 16th, 2009 by AnthonyDi
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It is called CAD
@ 1:32 was that thing made out of styrofoam? sure it looks nice, but i would rather use the other one. just imagine all the crap that could knock off a magnetic drive cover.