Made this over the past week and thought I would share it with all the other pc/vintage gaming nerds like myself!
Here’s the rundown:
Works with UBS 1.1 and 2.0
Has a working power light that comes on to show connection to usb port is present
The memory card is a 4gb Micro SDHC and is the “Game Cartridge”
Controller is NON functioning(This time around) and is just glued to the console
The Gun Doubles as both a keychain and a Lazer pointer and works with just a simple squeeze of the handle
When you slide the “Game” into the console and your machine recognizes it, The Drive is called “Zelda Card”
More photo’s here: s120.photobucket.com/albums/o183/Tim__B/NES%20USB%20Card%20Reader/
Works with UBS
www.ubs.com/
You lost me.
“Works with UBS”
My Bad, Should say USB..lol.
And photos does not require an apostrophe. Asshole crap aside.
THIS FUCKIN RULES
I approve of this. Carry on citizen.
Not only do I approve, I fucking WANT ONE.
These shall now be part of the welcome pack to all new MCS+ members.
(Welcome packs shall also be back dated. Do not use laser pointer to blind people. Side effect may include nerdgasms, bad posture and serious levels of teh awesome. Terms and conditions apply)
u need a job
You need an interesting nickname.
Making custom items is my job. 🙂
So much WIN in such a little package !
Let us know when and where we can order one….
You might want to work on the Space Invaders Version next 😉
I just misplaced the game.
Awesome.
If anyone is interested in buying one of these, send an e-mail to Tim@thescaleshop.info and I’ll get back to you.
Thanks
-Tim
(Sorry, I’m in tactless mode tonight)
On a scale of 1-to-awesome, this is… weak…
Dude, I like Modding, but basically all you’ve done is made a harder to use, less universal version of a flash drive.
How about this… Same concept for the mod, but ditch the cartridge part. (Especially since the cartridge wasn’t visible once the game was in anyway. I mean, what’s the point?) Install a 1TB hard drive in the box, and a multi-card reader and a USB hub under the bay door.
Install USB ports on the front, where the controller plugged in on the original, and mod modern USB controllers to look like classic Nintendo controllers.
Pre-install with a Nintendo classic emulator program, and as many of the classic programs as you can find.
Glad to help.
Oh, and kudos on the gun. That’s kinda nifty.