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Step 7NES Drive
The finished product! (Or a useless chunk of plastic and metal, depending on how careful you were)
Now you can use your new NES drive to hold your NES emulator and all of your illegal NES roms.
Or Art School project work, in my case...
Comments are welcome!
cr0ybot
Now you can use your new NES drive to hold your NES emulator and all of your illegal NES roms.
Or Art School project work, in my case...
Comments are welcome!
cr0ybot
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Mar 29, 2011. 2:46 PMianmalcm
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I made something very similar before finding this instructable and made a vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ss_-pbTzgQ - A "portofino" drive fit much better inside the cartridge. The next step would be finding a way to store the USB cable inside as well.
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May 31, 2009. 9:27 PMmrclubb
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You could also use a CF card and appropriate adapter to get this setup. If I manage to get hold of a cartridge I can bear to part with I may pull this off. Get really creative and you can make the NES multi card reader!!
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Feb 8, 2008. 11:12 AMiseematrix2
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I would have left the card edge still there and made the usb port on the top side . just an idea.
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Feb 8, 2008. 12:23 PMcr0ybot (author)
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Someone else suggested that too. I don't think my drive would have fit if I kept the game in it, though. Still a good idea if you could find a smaller HD. That could probably look a lot "cleaner" too.
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Feb 9, 2008. 8:51 AMiseematrix2
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I think a laptop drive with the guts of an enclosure. The boards in them are really small. Newegg.com has alot of them for under 20$
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