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Where to buy?

Oh, the US boxy NES.. Just get the superior (original) version 😄

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Central Cee brought me here....

Love your videos. Please recap a NEC PC-FX.

That brass shell kit costs 270 now

For scratch removal, it might be worth looking into a rotary tool with a buffing pad and combining that with the compound.

I wish this memcard and the 8bitdo controller receiver came in a clear transparent colour way to match the wesk mini ps2. The gamecube memcard is clear so there may be hope

Me waz gamcub devalapoer and i had bad exparance becuz they fiore me for braking a dev camputer

My modded TG-16 with the Zaxour mod has been one of my favorite pieces of kit. Would love to see you do a video on Zaxour's Genesis 3bp mod board.

I honestly am not a fan of how it sticks out of the gamecube

I have never seen this version of the PC engine, thank you.

Do you know why the Filter Bracket is using another color/texture? Any reason for that?

I dunno man, I'm still making PSP software with some people. It's a very active community. There are also a lot of really good commercial games for the PSP.

Ya saben lo que pasa con el Flex SL SR de nintendo switch ....... Lo mismo pasará aquí tendrán que comprar full cables de estos una y otra vez cada cierto tiempo

You have to do the CPU upgrade to 1.4Ghz

Pretty nice, but I think the Interactive Dex Drive beat them to the punch! lol

Half the price but also way less than half the features. :(

I wish that someday there can just be a "video out" mod that just sends the video capture out to a TV or monitor without the need for software to process it (or at least a non-intrustive interface like a Raspberry Pi.)

I miss my PS2 fat, I had a HDD in mine so I didn't have to worry about the damages to discs

Thanks Mate, what a satisfying video. I got a PC-Engine console and I will see if the mod will work with it. I really love it's compact size, and the games were impressive for the time. I never knew there was a shuttle, but I am not surprised NEC went to town with so many variants, it was a pity they were not more successful. If not for copyright laws, I think they should have called it the Falcon, after the Millenium Falcon.

not many spaceship shaped consoles

No cut mod. But you cut that little nub off.

Got this coming from ebay, already installed on dmg

looks seriously good with ips

It would be an un-switchable

In South Korea, It's a Samsung GamBoy

Probably the coolest looking / named console . Never played it though

Videos like this always make soldering look so easy. So you know what would happen if I tried to install that HuFlex? First, I would probably have big blobs of solder on the pads, shorting a couple of them. I'd have to fiddle around with them to get them all tinned like they should be, and it would take me 3-4 times longer than in this video. Then, when I try to solder it in place, I'd be moving the iron over the pads toward the chip, and the solder would refuse to go from the pad to the chip pins. I'd spend much more time trying to get it soldered in place and I'd likely end up with some of the pins shorted, so I'd have top spend even more time trying to fix that. In the end, if I even managed to get it working at all, it would look like hell, with big lumpy solder connections. I'm just not good at soldering. I found a PS2 Dual Shock controller in the trash, which had its cord cut off (scrappers cut the cords on things for the copper in them), and I had a couple spare cords taken from defective controllers, so I decided to fix it. It's a miracle that it works, as I ended up lifting a couple of the circuit traces off the board while trying to solder the wires to them, because I left the iron in place so long, trying to get the wires attached. I don't have fancy equipment, I just have cheap pencil style irons. I normally use a small, 15 watt one, but someone once told me that I should be using a bigger one that would get hotter and make things go faster. So I used a 30 watt iron to attach the cord and that was the one that lifted the traces.

Looks amazing! Hopefully they'll let us print our own internals so their queue isn't so long. I'd love to print my own! Happy to pay a healthy fee for that ability, too. BTW, what wireless NES controller are you using? It looks like an original?

Just stick a game genie in your NES, the games will work everytime. You can get em for 10 bucks no modifying anything.

Shame on you for playing in 16:9

Please use different music next time 😂

This is amazing, Tito! The video quality is always amazing. What is the tool that you use at 11:42? It's one of the first times I've seen something like that.

Neutopia and Bonk series are my favourite games from the PCEngine consoles.

At first glance i thought it was q Atari Jaguar.

Right, so gamecube on the DOL-101 without the digital SHOULD be on the cards for this little kit. Neat.

funny enough the first time I took any electronic apart I took my speak n spell apart and tried to hook it up to my TV because I wanted a NES so bad. First time I smelled the "Magic Smoke" of electrical fire. I guess I am lucky my gameboy had triwing screws that would keep me out of it for 20 years. I would have dreamed to have a gameboy that could hook up to a television. This is cool stuff.

A clear Ninten-Drawer would look really nice in that clear case 👍

The Ultra Sonic Cleaner comes in really handy for cleaning PC Engine boards which tend to usually be covered in old flux that is difficult to clean off with the typical IPA 99% and Brush. Another option is to replace the motherboard Pcb. I upgraded my PCE with a new Red Motherboard PCB from PCB Way, Turbo Nanza like RGB mod, Retro Game Restore Clear Shell, Jailbar Fix, new Caps, Modern 78SR no more heat, no more bulky Heatsink but it's only good for systems that use one voltage regulator. I do not recommend it for systems that use two regulator's like the Turbo and PC Engine Duo's, Genesis/ Megadrive Model 1 and the Intelivision which uses 2 7805's, 1 7805/7812. I also replaced the old brittle IDE like ribbon cable used in between the cart slot with a modern custom solution that uses a pcb with a flex connector along with the fpc ribbon. I socketed the Ribbon pcb to the motherboard so i can remove it in case i or someone needs to work on the motherboard again in the future, as the pcb slightly covers one of the main ic chips. That ribbon is usually the main cause for White Screen issues on the original PCE's and Core Grafx systems. The great thing about the Shuttle is it has the Cart slot directly soldered to the Motherboard like the TurboDuo. I hear you can still play PCE/Turbo CD Games off of an EverDrive HuCard.

dose game genie work with it?

ifixit also sells replacement parts for the switch, so even if the screen is dead you could just replace it, not risk getting your Nintendo / you banned, and still dock or handheld.

I think an important question that needs to be asked is if this supports any of the various ROM types (i.e. ISO, RVZ, NKIT, etc.)

Can i ask what flux you used when soldering? it looks nice a flowy with great results :)

PS1 comparability...? (doing a video on all PS1 link games, was going to pick up 2x)

Podia ter colocado o capacitor de cerâmica ou testado antes de trocar nem precisava trocar..

Is it possible to buy these mods fully made from your videos?

An hdmi mod for the ps2? Why not just get a ps3?

since this project has been abandoned, could you put the original video back up? the older shell is available on shapeways & components can be sourced, so people could still do the older mod if the older video were there to follow along with, but this version just isn't and may not ever be available.