The hardest part of all is probably wiring up the 72-pin connector to the NES motherboard, but managed to pull it off using 22 AWG solid-core wire and still get everything to flex and fit together. Unless you find this exact vintage of Sunbeam, you would have to orchestrate the innards as needed to fit your toaster.
really makes the hard parts look easy, and a build like this seems to be mostly hard parts. This handy guide references and builds upon ’s original Nintoaster video. Although the original creator made a build video, there is room for improvement in the explanation, and some people prefer reading, anyway. found a shiny old Sunbeam toaster that looks just like the one we grew up with. If you’re one of today’s lucky 10,000* who have never seen a Nintoaster case mod before, boy are we glad you get to see this one first. You know?Ĭontinue reading “PS2 Gets The Ginger Portable Treatment” → Posted in Playstation Hacks Tagged battery, Case mod, handheld, handheld gaming, playstation, portable, ps2
Modern mobile phones are one of the most powerful gaming systems ever built, but there is something about purpose-built portable gaming hardware that just feels right. There is no optical drive since they are power hogs, so your cinematic cut scenes may lag, and load times are a little longer. Custom PCBs provide the rest of the hardware, like volume buttons and battery charging. It achieves authentic speed because it uses a PS2 slim motherboard which gets cut down by a Dremel. If you’re wondering if it plays games at full speed, yes. The notable exceptions are the ones that refuse to load without a Dualshock controller. The system plays nearly all PS2 titles from USB memory. Of course, this isn’t just pretty, and if it weren’t functional, we wouldn’t be talking about it. When you are as experienced as he, details like plastic texture, and button selection, are solved problems, but shouldn’t be taken for granted by us mortals. It comes from, who has lots of portable conversions under his belt, so we are not surprised this looks like a genuine Sony device.
The first thing we notice about this portable PS2 is that the plastic looks like a consumer-grade shell, not a 3D printed case.
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