There is a cool story on Engadget about a Portable media device that plays music, movies, ebooks, photos, retro games and more. It has 4GB of internal memory, a miniSD slot for extra space, a 2.8 QVGA LCD, and TV out support. Pretty impressive for $87.31. I think I might get one of these. Check out a video review here(note: this device has a different name but its exactly the same) the engadget story here and a direct link to chinavision's website here.
Over on Gizmodo.com they have come across a cool looking redesign of the original Nintendo Entertainment System by Javier Segovia. You can check out the concepts below and the link here.
Gizmodo.com has the story on a modder who made a NES system using a NES cartridge as the case. This is pretty incredible feat considering how small the cartridges are. Check out the photos below and the story here.
This handheld is called the L64 and it has to be the most professional portable N64 I have ever seen. You can check out more photos and a guide of how it was made. Check it out here.
The wonderful blog Engadget has a cool story about an artist who made a SNES complete with controllers and games out of paper and he put up a template so that anyone with time to spare can make there own. Very cool and creative, you can check the story and the template out here.
I was surfing on Engadget and came across this story and had to post it. This is just like an earlier story I did about a wooden SNES. It is great that there is still so much interest in retro gaming. You can check out the story here and a guide plus more photos here.
Over at the Engadget blog they have a story on a Ben Heck forum member that created a handheld SNES, your thinking so what, well what makes this different than previous incarnations is the build quality of the device. There are a few photos below and Engadget has a video of this awesome creation in action here.
