NES built into an NES cartridge

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_crazy_man_ on 10 December 2013

Instructables user dany32412 pulled an Xzibit, he built a Nintendo NES system into an old school NES Cartridge.

Inspired by Kotomi who completed a similar project, he sourced a NES On A Chip (NOAC), a cloned console which is essentially a fully functional Nintendo Entertainment System on a chip. It was then shoehorned into a NES game cartridge by way of dermal along with two original NES controller ports making it possible to retain the iconic controllers.

After a bit of soldering, a switch, a 72 pin connector and an LED bulb, the NES inside a NES Cartridge DIY project was complete. The video below shows the NES in a Cartridge in action.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yGzoNGbgIA#t=71

http://gadgetose.com/nes-inside-an-nes-cartridge-diy/

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crissindahouse on 10 December 2013

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Fifaguy360 on 10 December 2013

Now that is what you call a slim. Take note MS/Sony.

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Hibern81 on 10 December 2013

I must have one!!!!

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