A portable NES with 76 games? You shouldn't have!

by Justin McElroy { May 29th 2009 at 5:05PM }

Oh dear reader, this gift of yours was completely unnecessarily, but appreciated all the same! How did you know that we wanted a Nintendo-on-a-chip handheld with 76 games built around a Super Joy III KIRF TV game with a 2.5-inch display?

And how did you ever get the dude who made it (Ben Heck forum member Brian Hender) to part with it? No, you're right, it's rude of us to ask. We're just happy you did it.

[Via Engadget]

Tags: ben-heck, hack, mod, nes, portable

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

InFaMoUs1- @ May 29th 2009 5:19PM

so what a PSP can do the same shit who gives a fuck, and the PSP is smaller.

InFaMoUs1- @ May 29th 2009 5:20PM

stories like these are so dumb especially when the games being played can be played on an iPhone/Touch, PSP, etc.

cloud858rk @ May 29th 2009 5:26PM

It's called a hobby, go get one instead of being a douche.

RupeeClock @ May 30th 2009 5:31AM

I was also thinking about how you can just run nesDS on a flashcart, but you really do have the appreciate someone's moxy to make their own portable handheld.

Think it plays Punch Out?

Garst @ May 30th 2009 5:42AM

Why spend $2,000 to illegally play Super Mario Bros. on an iPhone when you could spend $50 and play it on something like this?

Feba @ May 29th 2009 5:33PM

Ahhh, piracy.

rkrocks123 @ May 29th 2009 5:44PM

I'm sure they're REALLY sorry for not picking up those 76 games new at Best Buy, and thereby supporting the developers.

Or, you think that supporting Ebayers is really that important...

Feba @ May 29th 2009 5:47PM

You know, the whole 'not supporting developers anyway' thing kinda flies out the window with Virtual Console now.

Not that I really care, but it is legally piracy.

Windmill @ May 29th 2009 6:31PM

Or, you know, buying them off of the VC, therey supporting the developers...

Princessb89 @ May 30th 2009 1:08AM

I sooo want one.

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Arkitekt @ May 30th 2009 3:02PM

Feba, you are wrong it is not legally piracy, they games have been out of production for so long of a time that their IP rights have expired. They can be shared legally now.

HDpurist @ May 31st 2009 10:33AM

The cool part about this is it is actual NES hardware shrunk into that thing. Congrats man for achieving this feat....

But I prefer playing ALL emulation games...PS1, cps, neo geo, sega, nes, nec, everything possible, on mu PSP-1000