It sports all the buttons of a standard N64 controller, a 5" display (yoinked from the PSOne LCD screen), and an unobtrusive cartridge slot. Unfortunately, its petite framework didn't leave room for an internal battery -- it requires an external infolithium (or other 7.2v) power supply to run. A small, small price to pay for on-the-go sessions of
N64 goes portable with Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R
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This certainly isn't the first time Nintendo's enumerated home console made the jump to the handheld realm -- but it might just be the sleekest portable N64 we've seen to date. SifuF, a disciple of modding guru Ben Heck, recently displayed his terrifying techno-prowess by crafting the Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R (catchy, no?), pictured above.
It sports all the buttons of a standard N64 controller, a 5" display (yoinked from the PSOne LCD screen), and an unobtrusive cartridge slot. Unfortunately, its petite framework didn't leave room for an internal battery -- it requires an external infolithium (or other 7.2v) power supply to run. A small, small price to pay for on-the-go sessions ofPokémon Snap Ocarina of Time.
It sports all the buttons of a standard N64 controller, a 5" display (yoinked from the PSOne LCD screen), and an unobtrusive cartridge slot. Unfortunately, its petite framework didn't leave room for an internal battery -- it requires an external infolithium (or other 7.2v) power supply to run. A small, small price to pay for on-the-go sessions of
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 4:08PM (Unverified) said
I wish people would sell these.... I would easily pay a few hundred dollars for one.
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 10:40PM (Unverified) said
We'll probably see N64 emulated in the openPandora next year. I belive in 3-4 months from launch we'll see some real portable N64 goodness.
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Posted: Dec 29th 2008 3:06AM (Unverified) said
If the DS has multiplayer, what makes you think that a wireless, portable N64 wouldn't?
Anyway, contributing to the discussion on console advancement:
As far as I can tell the jumps in portable console tech is actually 2.5 steps behind that of static console tech. The Gameboy Advance was close to the SNES, and even included a few of the SNES games, but it was also slightly more limited in scope. A step back, and the Gameboy Color was close to, but not quite, NES quality. A step forward, and the DS is somewhere between SNES and N64. So, the next logical step forward would be between the N64 and GameCube in power.
Personally, that's the one I'd look forward to. With just that little bit of extra power, you'd be looking at an incremental improvement of the N64 games, such as Goldeneye with better textures and smoother graphics. It'd also be at about that point that the graphics would hit the sweet spot between the PS1 and PS2, and right around the Dreamcast in power. Meaning that older games for the PS2 and Dreamcast could be carried around (like a portable version of both Shenmue games pushed into one cart with all the promised-but-never-delivered carryover of items, and a bit of closure, perhaps, or the long-anticipated remakes of the first few 3D Final Fantasy and Phantasy Star games? Who knows?).
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Anyway, contributing to the discussion on console advancement:
As far as I can tell the jumps in portable console tech is actually 2.5 steps behind that of static console tech. The Gameboy Advance was close to the SNES, and even included a few of the SNES games, but it was also slightly more limited in scope. A step back, and the Gameboy Color was close to, but not quite, NES quality. A step forward, and the DS is somewhere between SNES and N64. So, the next logical step forward would be between the N64 and GameCube in power.
Personally, that's the one I'd look forward to. With just that little bit of extra power, you'd be looking at an incremental improvement of the N64 games, such as Goldeneye with better textures and smoother graphics. It'd also be at about that point that the graphics would hit the sweet spot between the PS1 and PS2, and right around the Dreamcast in power. Meaning that older games for the PS2 and Dreamcast could be carried around (like a portable version of both Shenmue games pushed into one cart with all the promised-but-never-delivered carryover of items, and a bit of closure, perhaps, or the long-anticipated remakes of the first few 3D Final Fantasy and Phantasy Star games? Who knows?).
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 4:07PM Misfit Toy said
Nice. Portable GoldenEye FTW.
Now if we could just get our XBLA version of GoldenEye I'd be a happy man.
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Now if we could just get our XBLA version of GoldenEye I'd be a happy man.
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 5:52PM (Unverified) said
That sure is Perfect Dark. I would love to have either on XBLA though.
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 7:12PM Misfit Toy said
I know its Perfect Dark. But I'd play GoldenEye :)
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Posted: Dec 28th 2008 8:33PM (Unverified) said
This is definitely perfect dark zero.
It looks like portable gaming goes back 2 generations.
Old gameboys like the gameboy color and advance play games that were found on the snes.
I can't wait to play games like halo 3 and cod4 on a portable :)
Hey btw, can any1 check out my new blog
http://riveraven.blogspot.com/
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It looks like portable gaming goes back 2 generations.
Old gameboys like the gameboy color and advance play games that were found on the snes.
I can't wait to play games like halo 3 and cod4 on a portable :)
Hey btw, can any1 check out my new blog
http://riveraven.blogspot.com/
Posted: Dec 28th 2008 12:37PM (Unverified) said
About 4 years ago (I think) the Media Play in our area had a 75% off bin. In it they had the PS1 screens. I don't think they were supposed to be in there. I bought all 5 of them. They were like $25 bucks each if I remember right. Gave one to the girlfriend's nephew as a birthday present and sold the others on eBay for $90 bucks a pop. Everybody wins.
Except that Media Play, they closed 2 years ago.
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Except that Media Play, they closed 2 years ago.
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 4:15PM MarkezJM said
To this day, I can still appreciate a good game of Perfect Dark. The 4 player deathmatches stand up to the test of time. My two brothers are still infatuated with this game somehow, so when I'm back in town we play it occasionally.
+1 to the first person who can tell me the name of the weapon that sees through walls.
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+1 to the first person who can tell me the name of the weapon that sees through walls.
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 4:18PM (Unverified) said
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 4:43PM dr steve brule said
umm moptimus, i dont take too kindly to that veiled kind of language.
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 5:58PM (Unverified) said
N-Bombs were the most fun weapon!! I can agree with that one! They made cool sounds and everyone dropped their weapons and you wouldn't be able to see anything so you would run around karate chopping. None of my friends liked them though haha
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 7:01PM (Unverified) said
We always used the Laptop gun. It was awesome too! Man, I'm really missing that game now
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 7:06PM (Unverified) said
i like to play with only crossbows turned on, it's intense
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 7:11PM (Unverified) said
Controls were so difficult back then. Everyone would just be moving around all crazy and you would miss you shot then have to reload. I always thought that was more a game of luck. Like a game with rockets only or something. It was still fun though!
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 4:23PM MarkezJM said
I'm just going to go ahead and assume you'd enjoy this book one of my old roommates was just showing me the other night...
http://www.mycathatesyou.com/book
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http://www.mycathatesyou.com/book
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 5:57PM (Unverified) said
They're used in all kinds of mods. You can buy them on eBay for not too much money. I actually have one lying in my garage. But I don't mod things... not smrt enuf
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 4:39PM (Unverified) said
He managed to make the N64 controller to look even worse?
He is a GOD!
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He is a GOD!
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 11:06PM (Unverified) said
Someone should make a peripheral so we can do that.
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 5:19PM (Unverified) said
Idea 7/10
Design 6/10
Ergonomics 4/10
Practicality 3/10
Effort 10/10
Health +1
Attack +2
Defence +3
MP +2
Creator learned `patience`
New skill gained `dedication`
Level up x 2
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Design 6/10
Ergonomics 4/10
Practicality 3/10
Effort 10/10
Health +1
Attack +2
Defence +3
MP +2
Creator learned `patience`
New skill gained `dedication`
Level up x 2
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 5:54PM (Unverified) said
I quite like this, mostly because the PSP will never make for good N64 emulation. What with the lack of buttons and such.
A shame that the device that made 3D playable and brought us Goldeneye, Ocarina of Time and Mario 64 hasn't been done in handheld form yet.
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A shame that the device that made 3D playable and brought us Goldeneye, Ocarina of Time and Mario 64 hasn't been done in handheld form yet.
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 5:55PM (Unverified) said
Oh wait no, it's broken. It's using a C-stick not C buttons. So I guess it's not a perfect control system. Trying to play Starfox 64 on the Wii with an analogue C-stick? Oh it doesn't work.
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 9:38PM BPMOmega XBL PSN Steam said
I'd prefer, instead of a 3D remake of ALttP, an all-new Four Swords game, with Wi-Fi Connection support. A vast, expansive adventure, much like FSA... but maybe even longer. As well as alternate modes (the battle mode was fun, as was Navi Trackers).
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 9:42PM BPMOmega XBL PSN Steam said
This is really something. Surely the smallest N64 mod yet. It's a shame it has such an odd button layout, and he's using an analog stick for the C buttons.
And nothing wrong with liking Pokémon Snap. It was a great game.
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And nothing wrong with liking Pokémon Snap. It was a great game.
Posted: Dec 27th 2008 11:04PM (Unverified) said
Nice job but there is a bit better one shown on YouTube, I think it's called Darth 64.
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Posted: Dec 27th 2008 11:49PM (Unverified) said
Is there an expansion bay like the 64, because without the jumper pack you could never play the full version of perfect dark.
i found the cheese.
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i found the cheese.
Posted: Dec 28th 2008 3:31AM Ricky Bango said
Awesome mod job, even if it does defeat it's own purpose.
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