/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.110668]

okay /diy/, I've got an NES copy of Fist of the North Star.

What should i make?

[Anonymous No.110679]

Take that GBC there. Make a NES cert shaped GBC that works.

Bonus points if you can somehow make it have a rechargeable battery.

[Anonymous No.110682]

>>110679

I'll attempt that when am able to buy another GBC.

Any other ideas?

[Anonymous No.110683]

your going to destroy that cart?

[Anonymous No.110684]

>>110683

Is there a strong reason not to? I can always find another cart. I figured that there would be ideas fitting a FotNS theme if i mentioned what it was.

[Anonymous No.110689]

I have a The Little Mermaid cart too.

[Anonymous No.110712]

make one of these

http://www.etsy.com/shop/8BitMemory

[Anonymous No.110714]

Get a nes-on-a-chip, extend the sides so its thicker, get a screen, battery, and controls and BOOM PORTABLE NES

[Anonymous No.110719]

>>110714

I like this idea.

[Anonymous No.110797]

Stop destroying classic video game paraphernalia.

[Anonymous No.111024]

>>110684

This is a toughie.

eBay completed listings has one match, NOT SOLD: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NINTENDO-NES-FIST-NORTH-STAR-CARTRIDGE-SLEEVE-TESTED-/120834314168?pt=Video_
Games_Games&hash=item1c22494fb8

Cheapest on eBay right now is $7.00 with shipping.

[Anonymous No.111032]

>>110797
this

I fucking hate hipsters with a passion, not only do you all look stupid but you have no respect for the items from the generations you find so ironic to associate yourself with

[Anonymous No.111036]

You guys are doing this on purpose now huh... like, the new way to troll /diy/

[Anonymous No.111045]

>>111036

In a certain sense, if the item still has a functional purpose where destroying it will diminish it greatly, THEN there is a problem. Even if it is for parts, it still allows another worthy item to continue on.

But destroying an item just because you want to make it into a flash drive so you can brag to your hipster friends what you have? Irresponsible to say the least.

[Misa No.111063]

>>111032
Not all of us are bad, some try to preserve and educate others that are lost in the herpaderpitydubbstepparttaylmfao.jpg retards that are hurting us.

[Anonymous No.111069]

Right, because destroying a shitty game cart from 20 years ago is killing our society.

[Anonymous No.111073]

>>111069
You probably burn books too.
>hyperbole is fun for everyone!

[Anonymous No.111074]

>>111073
Fuckin hate books.

[Anonymous No.111089]

idk i once thought of making a nes emulator/game that fit into the d.s. gba port, dunnmo if that is possible.
Howww about putting a micro cpu into that fist of the north star cartridge?

[Anonymous No.111091]

>>111089
>dunnmo if that is possible.

It's called a flash cart. They already exist and you can run pocketNES off one.

[Anonymous No.111092]

saged for hipster faggotry
hope you are violently raped and killed

[Anonymous No.111099]

>>111092
mah niggah

[Anonymous No.111106]

>>111092
tell it

this sort of thing is fucking genocide >>110712

its sometimes tempting to pick up a few of these
http://www.72pins.com/product/cod-modern-warfare-good-guy
and sell them at car boot sales or w/e to some nub hipster wannabe collector who thinks hes stumbled onto a hidden lost beta gem.

[Misa No.111130]

>>111106
lmao

[Anonymous No.111134]

>>111106
> Inside you will find a random vintage game from the original NES lineup that still works!
>mfw every game is the Super Mario Bros/Duck Hunt combo

[Anonymous No.111137]

>>110712

$129.99 for this? THIS?

Full Baka. Full Baka.

[Anonymous No.111145]

>>111137
to be fair, the floods in thailand shot prices on hdds way up. iirc a 500gb barebones caviar blue is about 100 usd right now. The website admits the spike and uncertainty in their prices and announce everything should stabilize once the disaster abroad and market settle

[Anonymous No.111158]

>>111145

Too expensive.

[Anonymous No.111159]

>>111158
derp