wraggster
May 5th, 2009, 18:01
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Console modder Ben Heckendorn has made quite a name for himself chopping machines apart and making them smaller, sleeker, more portable. Now you can do as he does.
To help him sell his book "Hacking Videogame Consoles", Heckendorn has posted on his website a series of design documents and shopping lists for some of his more popular creations, which should be enough to get the more industrious amongst you cutting, soldering and gaming-on-the-go in no time.
You can find the drawings and component lists for eight portable consoles, including the SNES, Atari 2600 and PS1, at the link below.
http://benheck.com/hacking-videogame-consoles
http://kotaku.com/5240296/make-your-own-modded-console-handhelds
Console modder Ben Heckendorn has made quite a name for himself chopping machines apart and making them smaller, sleeker, more portable. Now you can do as he does.
To help him sell his book "Hacking Videogame Consoles", Heckendorn has posted on his website a series of design documents and shopping lists for some of his more popular creations, which should be enough to get the more industrious amongst you cutting, soldering and gaming-on-the-go in no time.
You can find the drawings and component lists for eight portable consoles, including the SNES, Atari 2600 and PS1, at the link below.
http://benheck.com/hacking-videogame-consoles
http://kotaku.com/5240296/make-your-own-modded-console-handhelds