Not your standard NES controller mod, this Nintendo fan decided to turn his into a wireless doorbell. This was accomplished by gutting the controller, hacking a wireless doorbell system, and then mounting the receiver/LED inside. Video after the break. via TechEBlog.
The latest iPhone dock is great for all the Nintendo fans out there, an iPhone dock made from an NES Controller. via Geeky Gadgets.
[Spanish] How to make a computer joystick using a SNES joystick and make it usable on a Linux OS via El blog de Iván..
Machine sewn from various colors of felt (yet lined in simple black), this $15 Gameboy iPhone case was just listed back on July 2nd but is already “sold out.” via Gizmodo
Ever wanted to do something to your DMG besides paint it? Me too, so I busted out my sculpting tools today and some Aves Apoxie Sculpt and went to town. My original idea was to just do some red Mario style bricks, but in tradition of the DMG’s nickname “Grey Brick” I decided to do […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Someone has created a severly fucked up SNES, click to see some awesome pics. via !GAME OVER PROJECT!
Sometimes mods go to such lengths that words like ‘homebrewed’ and ‘DIY’ no longer do them justice. Presenting the Nintendo SNES Portable. Not the first, and probably not the last of its kind, this bad boy mobilizes Nintendo’s venerable console with a few buttons from a PSOne controller and a ridiculously detailed skinning job — […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We’ve seen NES mods that incorporate a screen and controls into a cartridge in the past, but this example from Airz in BenHeck’s forums is just so clean and well-polished that we had to give it some love. Inside Airz says it’s just a generic Chinese media player that can play NES, Gameboy, and Gameboy […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Have you always wished that you could develop games for the Super Nintendo but couldn’t because you were only 4 years old when it was released in 1990? Here’s a second chance. via Make your own SNES games with developer cartridge – Hack a Day.
Thanks to Eric Ruth and his PixelForce NES “de-make” of Left 4 Dead, we now have an idea of what the zombie apocalypse simulator would have been like had it released in the ’80s. Valve is apparently aware of the project and finds the concept “hilarious.” Ruth reveals that he plans to release the full […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
