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Nintendo Hacks |
 | The Perfect Mashup Of Super Mario and Portal: Mari0
What happens when you have a deep, passionate love for two very different games such as Super Mario and Portal...and Nintendo and Valve just refuse to work together to make a game which merges the two worlds? You have no choice. You have to... |
 | Geek Decor: Functional Nintendo Entertainment System Coffee Table
We've seen some superb retro projects before with the Giant NES Controller and DIY Pinball Coffee Table, but this Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) coffee table really raises the bar. The giant version of the original is not just for looks -... |
 | How to play SNES on an iPad
The iPhone and iPad are two of the newest additions to the gaming scene and their accelerometers, proximity sensors, and beefed-up graphics chips allow for some pretty impressive gaming. One thing that the swath of new games for Apple's devices... |
 | TRON Themed Original Nintendo (NES) Case Mod
Here's some superb inspiration for your next case mod. Taking a stock NES console, this modder created his own TRON theme by adding UV reactive paint. It can be stimulated by an external UV light or built in UV LEDs. While this is... |
 | Sleek, Portable Nintendo 64 Case Mod
The Nimbus 64 is one of the most impressive portable systems we've seen in a while and it's a nice addition to our collection of Nintendo mods. This case mod also adds control knobs from the GameCube and uses an LCD from an old PlayStation. It's... |
 | Nintendo DS LED and Force Feedback Mod
Here's another superb mod from f00f00 detailing the process of adding force-feedback to a stock Nintendo DS using LEDs and a vibration motor. With limited space inside the DS, he used all surface mount parts and a circuit board smaller than a... |
 | How to Build a DIY Nintendo Arcade
Don't we all love the classic Nintendo and it's 8 bit glory? This main built his own tabletop arcade setup for the NES which allows him to emulate NES games on Windows. The system can also serve as a regular PC by hooking up a keyboard and... |
 | Physical Punch-Out Interface for the NES
People are getting extremely creative with innovative ways to physically interact with game consoles. These hackers combined one of the greatest NES titles, Punch-Out with a boxing dummy to add interaction to the old classic. This hack involves... |
 | Make your own Portable Nintendo 64
We've seen plenty of DIY portable consoles in the past (Atari, PS3, NES, Xbox 360, you name it) through standard text and picture tutorials. This time, however, we have a snazzy video tutorial. "Building a smaller, more portable... |
 | How to Emulate any Nintendo Console Whether it's the old school NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) all the way to the Wii, any Nintendo console can be emulated in Windows. To find games for these emulators, search "console name roms" on Google. If you're looking for... |
