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PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:26 pm 
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Frikin sweet.

Now GO SAVE THE WORLD! of warcraft.

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Awesome, now put batteries inside. :)

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That thing is frickin sweet. G force, have a cookie
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@shockslayer: noooooo way! My friend played that game, got addicted BAD. I'm not touching it :P

@vskid: No point. It's a home system, so wall power would last longer, and wouldn't add the extra weight that batterys would. This way you cna use it for long gaming sessions (went over and played it today actually. Both of us, for an hour or two with 2 player Pac-Man and Pooyan, among others. Fun stuff.)

@jedi knight:ooo! And it's chocolate instead of raisin, thats what I'm talking about! (have had a running streak of raisin cookies lately, and i despise them)

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Wow, the wiring in there is... amazing


wouldn't it have saved you some work if you just jammed a yobo or a blaze retrocon in there instead? Wow....

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hmm... *ponders about power abuse* :P
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Wow, the wiring in there is... amazing


wouldn't it have saved you some work if you just jammed a yobo or a blaze retrocon in there instead? Wow....


Would they fit, I thought they where a bit bigger ?

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That's what I wonder. Can anybody tell me the size of their NES clone board, and if it would fit in the back of the NES controller? Somebody could make these pretty fast if they fit.

This Super Joy 3 I happened to get at a Good Will for $3, so of course I had to use it. :P I work with what I got. I actually prefer Super Joy's, because of the extremely fun pirate games on there. It's like having an entire collection of NES carts in one controller! And the hand wiring of the cartridge slot's not so bad after you've done it several other times.

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That's what I wonder. Can anybody tell me the size of their NES clone board, and if it would fit in the back of the NES controller? Somebody could make these pretty fast if they fit.

This Super Joy 3 I happened to get at a Good Will for $3, so of course I had to use it. :P I work with what I got. I actually prefer Super Joy's, because of the extremely fun pirate games on there. It's like having an entire collection of NES carts in one controller! And the hand wiring of the cartridge slot's not so bad after you've done it several other times.
Well, I hear blaze is a bit smaller. I can test it with a yobo, though, as I don't have a blaze.

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I can't remember the exact size, but I know it was a bit smaller than the space between the SNES Mini's cart port and the rear of it's pcb. I'd say that puts it at ~1.75"x4.5" or smaller

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Where's the player 2 port?


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Where's the player 2 port?


I dont see one either.

Maybe its imaginarey. :lol:

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The single cable coming out of the controller goes to a breakout box which inlcudes the a/v, power, and 2nd player ports.

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Where's the player 2 port?


I dont see one either.

Maybe its imaginarey. :lol:

I found it.
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EDIT: Dang, Gannon beat me. I have the picture though. :P

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Yay for you. May I add, G, that is some sweet wiring.


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Haha, good eyes guys. You remind me of this guy...
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Here's a pic of it again. I didnt point it out too well before.
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The plug had to be heavily modified (dremeled and sanded) to fit in the tiny little box. But it worked great!

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