Tron64 Custom Nintendo 64
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Tron64 Custom Nintendo 64
Having a little modjob done on my beloved Nintendo 64 by a guy from Retro Repair Tips on facebook, the same guy who made Nathan J Barnatts GBA in an orginal Gameboy mod. Thought I would share pics of the progress thus far. Would love to hear your guys input.
So it begins
RGB engaged
White is such a nice futuristic clean color
Now lets add the EL wire
Now lets get crazy with it
The finished product
So it begins
RGB engaged
White is such a nice futuristic clean color
Now lets add the EL wire
Now lets get crazy with it
The finished product
Last edited by ninjainspandex on Mon Jul 29, 2013 2:41 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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While it looks cool, wouldn't the controller becoming pretty annoying to hold with glow wire?
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It's really not that bright, here is it completed with a gamecube style joystick
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ninjainspandex wrote:It's really not that bright.emwearz wrote:While it looks cool, wouldn't the controller becoming pretty annoying to hold with glow wire?
I think emwearz was alluding to the ridge of that flexible lightbar, might get uncomfortable after a while. Does it get warm after playing with a few hours? The mod looks great on the console though, nice job!
Maybe the light bar might be useful countersunk in a Dreamcast controller memory slot to light up the VMU Stats Screen as long as it is away from the hand grips?
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Id say get a dremel and put the light cable in the countours of the controler. sunken in to not affect comfort so much.
Or get a clearish controler and put it on the inside.
Or get a clearish controler and put it on the inside.
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Looks like Cody from Retro Repair Tips from facebook is all done with my project I must say it looks gorgeous and I can't wait to recieve it.
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This almost makes me want an N64
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Not gonna lie....I'm jealous. Tron is one of my all time favorite universes and the Nintendo 64 is one of the few systems I keep out and still use....oh man. Mind asking me how much it cost you? If not...no big deal.
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With shipping it was like $160 I supplied the console.
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CRTGAMER wrote:ninjainspandex wrote:It's really not that bright.emwearz wrote:While it looks cool, wouldn't the controller becoming pretty annoying to hold with glow wire?
I think emwearz was alluding to the ridge of that flexible lightbar, might get uncomfortable after a while
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