* N64 console (either PAL or NTSC format depending on your region). * 2 x Sony (or compatible) NP-F550 camcorder Li-ion battery packs and 4 x compatible chargers (2 will be used as hosts to house the batteries on the system). * I used a vacuum formed case made using 1.5mm thick styrene, from a home made mould and vacuum former painted with textured spraypaint in black, and varnished (guides for all this on my website) The rest of this Instructable covers what I did to make the handheld portable (which anyone who has read the guides above will understand what the rest of the guide is about) which I finished building and testing yesterday, and wanted to upload to this site. Here are the main pages which cover each part of the process in details:
There are many guides on the site, with how-to's made in easy to follow guides. Armed with these guides you will learn how to complete the entire process from start to completion and even via hand-holding videos too. The build itself can be daunting to anyone not familiar with such modding work, and would be beyond the scope of an Instructable guide as would go across many areas of learning and topics, however I have my own website with ALL the processes and guides you need to make your own system if you wish to. What you end up with is a portable console system able to run all the games it was before modification. * wiring up a controller, screen, memory card and console all together to act as one complete unit. * running the motherboard with two DC voltages via one battery source. * remove all parts not needed from the motherboard. Making a handheld portable basically involves the following: The only way to play N64 games properly is on the original hardware fact. N64 emulators do not work great, expect stuttering with video, framerate issues, compatibility issues.
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