The front of the NESportable. Lots of screws holding things to the face, controls and whatnot. heh heh Bottom left is the reset switch.
Side view showing the 2p port.
Top view. Cart slot, AC power in, volume control, and power select. I made it a physical switch so when I was running on AAs power from the AC in wouldn't feed back into AAs.
The laptop battery. It has no idea what's coming.
BAM! Battery inserted. I used a destroyed laptop to get the connection that the battery plugs into.
Back view with battery inserted. The bare circuit showing is the old laptop power circuit, and does nothing for the NES. But it is very stable and the best way I could find to mount it was to leave it intact.
Game inserted.
Game playing. That screw isn't sticking out of the side of the case, its just unfortunately placed.
Stupid screw.
Backside of the faceplate. Screen in the center, NES controllers on top, speaker on bottom left, and bottom right is the reset switch.
Blurry closeup of the master controller. The D-pad on the right has its controls wired to the master mad on the left, which feeds the system.
The NES motherboard, and custom video circuit on the left.
Better angle on the video circuit.eople.rit.edu/~tmm5604/personal/game%20pics/nes%20portable/100_3681.JPG[/img]
