Looks like the joystick just screws into it, not really locking it. Fairly simple to do I'd imagine.fastbilly1 wrote:The joystick locking mechanism is the coolest part. I am not 100% sure how he did that.
Custom portable arcade done right? Just...wow
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Re: Custom portable arcade done right? Just...wow
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Consoles: Sega Master System, NES Toploader, Genesis/32X, Sega CDX, SNES, 3DO FZ-1, Sega Saturn, Nintendo 64, Sega Dreamcast, Sony PS2, Nintendo Gamecube, Xbox Halo Edition, Wii, PS3
Handhelds: Atari Lynx, Sega Nomad, Neo Geo Pocket Color, GBC (Atomic Purple, Pokemon Edition), GBA (Pink OG, Silver SP, Spongebob SP+), DS (Phat, iXL), 3DS, PSP (1000, Go)
Consoles: Sega Master System, NES Toploader, Genesis/32X, Sega CDX, SNES, 3DO FZ-1, Sega Saturn, Nintendo 64, Sega Dreamcast, Sony PS2, Nintendo Gamecube, Xbox Halo Edition, Wii, PS3
Handhelds: Atari Lynx, Sega Nomad, Neo Geo Pocket Color, GBC (Atomic Purple, Pokemon Edition), GBA (Pink OG, Silver SP, Spongebob SP+), DS (Phat, iXL), 3DS, PSP (1000, Go)
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Re: Custom portable arcade done right? Just...wow
You'd just need to tap it for the existing threads on the releasing joystick. I didn't see any compartment for the joystick, so i'd imagine that this is the case.Lokkenjawnz wrote:Looks like the joystick just screws into it, not really locking it. Fairly simple to do I'd imagine.fastbilly1 wrote:The joystick locking mechanism is the coolest part. I am not 100% sure how he did that.
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Re: Custom portable arcade done right? Just...wow
Ive just not seen a stick like that screws in.SpoonyBard wrote:You'd just need to tap it for the existing threads on the releasing joystick. I didn't see any compartment for the joystick, so i'd imagine that this is the case.Lokkenjawnz wrote:Looks like the joystick just screws into it, not really locking it. Fairly simple to do I'd imagine.fastbilly1 wrote:The joystick locking mechanism is the coolest part. I am not 100% sure how he did that.
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Re: Custom portable arcade done right? Just...wow
that's really interesting - it functional, but is also a work of art. I agree that the price is more than I would pay for it, but I appreciate the work and thought that went into it.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing!
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