Turn an NES into a DVD player

by Christopher Grant { Mar 6th 2006 at 11:30PM }

VintageComputing.com's RedWolf decided to try his own NES mod: cramming a crappy CyberHome CH-DVD 300 DVD player into the gutted skin of an NES. He got the power button to work (something about latching versus momentary buttons), embedded the IR sensor in the player one controller port, and the piece de resistance: the reset button ejects the drive-tray, lifting up the flap and everything!

RedWolf's guide is extremely... thorough, featuing dozens of pictures of mod-pr0n, and even a video of the final product opening up and ejecting its disc (SFW).

See also:
Mac Mini inside a NES
The Nintendo PC casemod; NES HTPC
NES alarm clock; hit Reset to sleep in

[Thanks, RedWolf]

Tags: CyberHome, DVD, NES

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

WedgeTalon @ Mar 6th 2006 11:47PM

Are you trying to tell me that this guy got CyberHome hardware to work?! Either he is a hardwarae god or these are blatant lies. I, for one, demand an apology, Chris, for your poor investigative reporting.

C. Grant @ Mar 7th 2006 12:23AM

Hey, I did my duty! I called it "crappy" AND linked to the miserably low Epinions ratings, the rest is in [fill in deity here]'s hands. =)

ruben @ Mar 7th 2006 1:44AM

i got that dvd player i payed 5 whole dollars for it :)

Milton Bradley� @ Mar 7th 2006 1:56AM

I'm still waiting for someone to turn an NES into a PS2(or any other console that's not Nintendo like Sega's Dreamcast). Bring it! I know there's someone out there that has.

Branewalker @ Mar 7th 2006 2:45AM

Yeah, stuff an Xbox in an NES case, mod it, and play...uh, NES ROMS on it.

Actually, sounds like a cool idea. If I had both a PS2 and a lot of time to spare, I'd probably try that.

--Branewalker

ScottE @ Mar 7th 2006 7:03AM

I want to see the first person to mod a Dreamcast and NES into the Case of an Xbox 1. :)

WedgeTalon @ Mar 7th 2006 8:26AM

Ok, I suppose I'll give you this one. But please don't follow this up with someone turning the moon into a large-screen tv or some other such nonsense.

;)

I suppose I also DO have to give you props for that last paragraph and specifically for using the term "mod-pr0n" in an article. :)