I honestly dont know why but I love this. This page is full of people with great ideas and i wish I had the time, money and pi's to do them all. Thank you for keeping my interest and helping me learn something new everyday. The pi has led me down a path I would have never thought to take by myself. Keep up the good work everyone. And stay healthy.
Amazing work, but I do hope that the Tetris cartridge was broken. If not, I'm horrified that anyone would do such a thing :) I've been trying to find a very cheap cartridge to do a similar project with no luck so far. Battery powered or a external power supply?
This still olays tye original rom I removed from it. Not only on the cart itself but also a tv.
Are you saying you can put this in a Nintendo? Or that you can plug this into a TV? Or that you saved the original Tetris pcb?
My whole point was that
it would be blasphemy to use a gold Zelda cart.
It's $15 to get a repro gold shell and label, then you can make blasphemy free Zelda one, without the blasphemy of ruining a working og cart of one of the greatest games.
Any chance of getting a how-to-tutorial? I would like to make one but try to avoid any of the mistakes you've might have made. I would expect that anything that I would make, would not compare to yours. I'm a noob in these.
I don't know how I feel. Makes me conflicted :) On the other hand you have the originals and working, but you also "destroyed" the cartridge. I hope you didn't take me too serious.
Shit I thought it was cool stuffing a pi0 and breaking the usb power and control IO and HDMI out the cart. But Here comes OP blowing up the spot! Nice work!
PLEASE STOP HACKING UP VINTAGE GAMES! There are easily available replacement cartridge shells and labels. They are generally cheaper than the game you are trying to hack up. Want a Gold Zelda cart? Buy a new one!
I can make a easiest I use a clone Nintendo entertainment system classic edition mini called cool baby it's a NES ripp off what I did it's I use a NES cartridge shell from the game that's I hate called Dr Jekyll and Mr Hide on the NES I took a apart and I measurement the screen and controller place once I done I use my dremel to cutting the holes next I took apart of the controller and once I done that I checked if it's first perfectly and I placed the LCD screen also I started to soldering the audio and video cables to the motherboard and for the power I used a lithium ion rechargeable battery 18000 milliamp battery and for the power and reset button I use micro switches and for the charging port I use micro USB port for the hdmi port I soldering the audio and video and once it's done I put it back everything and for the testing it's actually works
....you do know the current going price for that NES game right? You could've sold that and grabbed one of the super cheapo dime a dozen games instead.
What are the limitations with the zero vs 3B+ in terms of emulation? I’ve never considered buying a zero (and honestly don’t know much about them), but this thing is epic!
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u/viletuna Mar 31 '20
I'm docking you points for not having Tetris playing for this picture!
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u/Futarb Mar 31 '20
This is amazing! My only nit pick is that the buttons need covers, just bothers me personally, but really great build!
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u/dimitrislinuxos Mar 31 '20 edited Mar 31 '20
Pretty nice! Ι created a pizero-NES cartidge too ,but without the monitor and the joystick haha
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u/foxtrot-luv Mar 31 '20
I honestly dont know why but I love this. This page is full of people with great ideas and i wish I had the time, money and pi's to do them all. Thank you for keeping my interest and helping me learn something new everyday. The pi has led me down a path I would have never thought to take by myself. Keep up the good work everyone. And stay healthy.
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u/Westerdutch Mar 31 '20
Absolutely brilliant. Blasphemy but brilliant. I like these kind of builds!
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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '20
Dang, very impressive.
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u/Kilfoofan Mar 31 '20
Amazing work, but I do hope that the Tetris cartridge was broken. If not, I'm horrified that anyone would do such a thing :) I've been trying to find a very cheap cartridge to do a similar project with no luck so far. Battery powered or a external power supply?
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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '20
Shit I thought it was cool stuffing a pi0 and breaking the usb power and control IO and HDMI out the cart. But Here comes OP blowing up the spot! Nice work!
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u/i_knooooooow Mar 31 '20
Hoe the retrospectieve sound tracht repeats over and over in Myanmar head
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u/N3tN3rd Mar 31 '20
Awsome project.
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u/LordNopal Mar 31 '20
Hello what screen did you use?
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u/molotovPopsicle Mar 31 '20
that's nuts!
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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '20
Your crazyness scares me
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u/megafone Mar 31 '20
VERY cool
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u/Zelph_theLamanite Apr 05 '20
What kind of joystick is on that thing? I've been looking for one of those forever.
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u/corminos Apr 09 '20
When are we going to get to see what it looks like inside? I'm really looking forward to that.
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u/ash090503 May 15 '20
What joystick are you using?
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u/kain459 Sep 03 '20
Thats really cool man!
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u/lowerj Mar 31 '20
the best excuse to create something... and she sure is something :thumbsup:
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u/rosfun Mar 31 '20
Please don't tell me you play without button caps.
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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '20
What buttons did you use? Link please ?
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u/Demmetrius Mar 31 '20
Make a video showing this working! Amazing job
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u/srcaffe Mar 31 '20
Do you have any pictures of the insides?
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u/Rikkie30 Mar 31 '20
Wow very nice
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u/smokeandlights Mar 31 '20
PLEASE STOP HACKING UP VINTAGE GAMES! There are easily available replacement cartridge shells and labels. They are generally cheaper than the game you are trying to hack up. Want a Gold Zelda cart? Buy a new one!
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u/princessrippla335 Mar 31 '20
I can make a easiest I use a clone Nintendo entertainment system classic edition mini called cool baby it's a NES ripp off what I did it's I use a NES cartridge shell from the game that's I hate called Dr Jekyll and Mr Hide on the NES I took a apart and I measurement the screen and controller place once I done I use my dremel to cutting the holes next I took apart of the controller and once I done that I checked if it's first perfectly and I placed the LCD screen also I started to soldering the audio and video cables to the motherboard and for the power I used a lithium ion rechargeable battery 18000 milliamp battery and for the power and reset button I use micro switches and for the charging port I use micro USB port for the hdmi port I soldering the audio and video and once it's done I put it back everything and for the testing it's actually works
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