I have been working on a NESp for almost 3 years.
"why so long?!"
"Well, its simple Johnny!"
I am poor. I fried 2 NES's in the process. messed up 3 game genies. but about a year ago I finally got the board running off batteries, and the RF removed and it all worked perfect. So I went to the PSOne screen I had bought several months earlier. All I needed to do was connect the screen, wire power to it, and build a case. Then this guy named Murphy came and kicked me in the groin. The screen no longer worked. So I worked diligently to fix it. I got the screen to work again. So i was gonna do an LED mod on it, mainly because I inadvertantly snapped the cathode tube on the existing backlight. then.. I fried the screen again. then you all introduced to me the new "MegaMechaPowerRangerZeoJoyHappyHappyJoyJoyPowerPlayingMillionInOneGameThing.net" and say Hey its a really cheap NOAC. now my original case design could work, and I also have money so you might see something from my epic journey into portable-dom... ness.
-Gary
http://MarioNES.EmuXhaven.net
almost... Ok. maybe not quite.
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"Being a teenager is to experience a renaissance of the body, mind and spirit. It is to experience life at it’s fullest." - Cliff Eiffler
I've started "building" a NESp after visiting www.classicgaming.com/nestable I opened my NES, gutted it, and thought, "hey, maybe I can use my Game Gear screen". So after hacking apart a perfectly useful Game Gear, then reading that you could NOT use it without a tuner, I put the pieces of both systems in a box under my bed. I swore that I would start building again as soon as I find a colour pocket TV. Plus, I want to find that SuperJoyMechFighterGameFlyingGameThingy. Unfortunately, my local mall sells PS2, XBox and GameBoy Advance things.
