Bacteria has posted detailed build notes for this, in case you'd like to tackle this project yourself. If you're not technically inclined, however, you can always just play PC Engine and TG16 games on your PSP.
[Via Engadget]
Bacteria has posted detailed build notes for this, in case you'd like to tackle this project yourself. If you're not technically inclined, however, you can always just play PC Engine and TG16 games on your PSP.
[Via Engadget]
Reader Comments (8)
Posted: Jul 30th 2009 9:44AM StormEagle said
That's pretty sweet looking. It could also be mistaken for an official handheld. Well done.
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Posted: Jul 30th 2009 9:51AM ArtificeDrake formerly known as said
I have so been waiting for someone to do this...
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Posted: Jul 30th 2009 10:06AM (Unverified) said
How funny-my Sega Nomad just arrived in the mail yesterday...
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Posted: Jul 30th 2009 10:07AM CaptainProtonX said
Brings a tear to my eyes when my favorite 8-bit system gets some love.
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Posted: Jul 30th 2009 10:29AM Foolkiller said
Blazing Lazers is one of the greatest shooters of all times! I wish I could download it on XLA :-(. It's on Wii's virtual console I think, isn't it?
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Posted: Jul 30th 2009 2:06PM (Unverified) said
Er, isn't that what the Turbo Express was? A portable TurboGrafix?
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Posted: Jul 31st 2009 9:40AM (Unverified) said
yeah, but the screen was backlit, I think. No comparison to a PSOne LCD screen. I've played a TG-Express. Not that great. This looks leagues better.
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