CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

You heard me right. Atari, NES, SNES, and PS1...all as nifty, rather bulky, portable systems.
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*Azier wishes he had that kind of free time.

I've seen

that is impressive. Now, it would have been kewler if it were all in one.

This guy is teh roxxor!

Pretty awesome stuff, although those NES and SNES carts are so big that it kinda ruins it... The Genesis has smaller carts, and so it's a lot better for that sort of thing.

XD yeah it's big but it's pimpin. I'd love to carry that thing around. Wish I could buy one premade cuz I don't have the patience or time to make something like that.

That guy could probably make a fortune if he could mass-produce those.

Although that would be illegal, right?

I want to make something like one of those someday. It won't be pretty, but it'll probably work.

Godly Paladin wrote:That guy could probably make a fortune if he could mass-produce those.

Although that would be illegal, right?

Si senor.

Deffinetly cool stuff I wonder how many hours of painstaking work it took to do those.

The portable NES is available mass produced... Hehehe... It's called the "Game Ax" and, yes, it is illegal for them to sell, at least in countries honoring Nintendo's Patent... It's a Hong Kong Pirate system. I saw one when I was in Fiji, and I would have bought it if I had had the money... Of course, I may not have been able to get them into the US...

"Game Ax" and games like "Somari" and the NES Donkey Kong Country are great for collectors... Somari was especially nice...

I would love to be able to make something like that, but I fear I have not the time, experience, or money.

Godly Paladin wrote:Pretty awesome stuff, although those NES and SNES carts are so big that it kinda ruins it... The Genesis has smaller carts, and so it's a lot better for that sort of thing.

Funny . . . Sega had the same idea. It was called the Genesis Nomad.

I had one. ^_^

.rai//

Bobtheduck wrote:The portable NES is available mass produced... Hehehe... It's called the "Game Ax" and, yes, it is illegal for them to sell, at least in countries honoring Nintendo's Patent... It's a Hong Kong Pirate system. I saw one when I was in Fiji, and I would have bought it if I had had the money... Of course, I may not have been able to get them into the US...

"Game Ax" and games like "Somari" and the NES Donkey Kong Country are great for collectors... Somari was especially nice...

That's pretty cool, illegal but still cool nonetheless.

You could of it's not like customs guys know the difference between bootleg products and whatnot. My cousin brought home tons of bootleg DVD's from Iraq which he just bought off of merchants on the street.

Wish I could make them, especially the NES and SNES ones!

The Nomad owned. Too bad it's so expensive nowadays.

...still, I want one.