Geeked-Out: Homemade Portable SNES
by Beau Rosser on August 18, 2008 at 1:05 pm

A portable Super Nintendo would be like sex, only wrapped in plastic. This beauty was built out of the ZN-40 project enclosure shell by benheck forum user “Life of Brian,” and supports a wide array of custom constructed parts.
The unit itself houses numerous features including the original SNES buttons and D-pad built into the case, trigger positioned shoulder buttons, headphone jack and AV out port, internal lithium polymer batteries, and, as “Life of Brian” puts it, a “badass handmade cartridge slot.”
However, the coolest feature I’ve found out about this thing is that it’s a portable effing Super Nintendo.
The benheck forums also have a wonderful thread showing a picture gallery of the process “Life of Brian” went through while building the device.
I’m glad there are people out there making these kinds of things, but man, what I would have given to have one of these when I was a kid.
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Source: Benheck Forums
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on August 18, 2008 2:23 pm
I concur that this is effing sweet.