Yes! It's DONE!!! My NOACp christened Famigogo. It is my first portable though of all by my self (knowing that I'm the only one I know that knows how to do this stuff) and I am very proud of it. It's made of one of those 3rd party NES dust cases and some handles from the MAXX player I used. It runs off of either 12V DC from the wall, or a Sony Infolithium L type 7.2V (witch i'm getting a charger for any day now). The only pooie thing about it is that the onboard ~85 games chip is messed up, so only NES/Famicom games for me (or other power joy carts). Here's a few pics:

The Front.


The Front Open:


The Back w/o cart:


The Back w/ Famicom Cart (Mother to be exact):


The Back w/ NES Cart:


A/V-Intec Screen (left) & Power-Charge (right) Switch:


Inside Layout of Above Switches (notice diode between the black wire and the 7805):


A/V Out & Power/Charge In:


Screen Option Panel:


The Battery Slot:


Screen Shot of Burger Time:

niiiiccceeee man.

very nice! that looks really compact. does it have anything securing the cartridge?

Not yet for NES carts, still working on that. But Fami carts stay put pretty well.

That's darn small! Great job!

i like it, it looks organized inside also. looks like a great portable, really hope that you make more portables in the future also

looks awesome

Great job!!! Keep it up! I like the handles on the case

good job, hope to see more from you in DA FUTUR

I really like it! You should paint it some color

Whoah. Nice, clean job, I like

Nicely done! I like the layout of the whole thing, not to mention those crazy cool speaker holes! May your Final Fantasies and Legends of Zelda follow you with pride.

May I make one suggestion, though? You may want to install a plastic/metal piece where the NES game slides down to secure it. I designed my friend one of these the same way (with the converter) and he it really sucks when the cart gets bumped and your game locks up. He put in a holder, and now it works MUCH better, IE more reliable.

CTFan

When I first saw this thread I thought it was called the flamingo. You should paint it pink...

Nice job!

PS: Nice avatar, Triton.

Very nice, compact, job.

May I suggest why the control looks so...different. With the 4 trinangles? Maybe you should put NES buttons on. That's my suggestion though.