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The Ultimate Nintendo Console

Ngamer writes "Logan West, a member of a fanatical group of gamers known as "The Elite," recently created a Nintendo fan's ultimate dream: his Nintendo Entertainment Console is a composite of the NES, SNES, N64, GC, and Gameboy, all combined into a single system! With no shortage of electrical/carpentry ability, Logan carefully dissected his consoles, wired them to a central unit, then crafted a wooden vessel to host all five systems as one. Logan has already gotten a response from Nintendo after submitting his creation to them--they were quite impressed!"

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  1. Capability? by mfh · · Score: 3, Funny

    > ...a composite of the NES, SNES, N64, GC, and Gameboy, all combined into a single system!

    Yes, but can it run Doom 3??

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    1. Re:Capability? by Antarius · · Score: 3, Funny

      Nah, but by some fluke (some refer to it as the "1 Million Monkies Theory"), when you power all of these devices at the same time, it plays Duke Nukem Forever!

  2. I have one too by SpooForBrains · · Score: 5, Funny

    I made myself one of those too, and very effective it is too.

    For anyone else who wants one, what you do is, you walk down to your local furniture store and buy what we in England like to call a "shelf".

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  3. Looks like he forgot the Virtual Boy by cpt+kangarooski · · Score: 3, Funny

    Making it, eh, okay, but hardly all that impressive.

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  4. Re:Epa! by Jahf · · Score: 5, Funny

    I kinda like it, could be done a bit better in places, but not bad at all. Sure looks better than having all of those systems on a shelf with cables and whatnot everywhere.

    It could use:

    * grabhandles on the top

    * wheels

    * a projector in the back

    * a generator

    Once you have those mods, it's time to go camping and see what happens when people see you playing games on a 60' rock embankment.

    Oh yeah.

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  5. A better combination would be... by twalls · · Score: 4, Funny

    a PS2, Xbox, GameCube, and GameBoy Advance SP so that you can play every game currently on the market with one box! I'd call it the XcubeStation Advance. :)

  6. Electrical and carpentry ability? by Gannoc · · Score: 4, Funny

    Hahaha. It looks like he superglued 4 consoles together and covered it in wood.

    Now he has a 40lb console that would look completely awful if you actually plugged all the controllers and power supplies in.

    1. Re:Electrical and carpentry ability? by Bender_ · · Score: 2, Funny

      I think you caught the essentials. Its just a small step from strapping them all together with duck-tape. Its the epitome of a totally useless console mod, imo.

  7. Nintoilet by LGagnon · · Score: 5, Funny

    Is it just me, or does this thing look a lot like a toilet for an outhouse?

    1. Re:Nintoilet by miketang16 · · Score: 2, Funny

      Yep, complete with a Gamecube "receiver".

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  8. Positively wretched! by SID*C64 · · Score: 4, Funny

    Way to take a bunch of cool consoles and turn them into something that looks like a reject from Ikea!

  9. Re:Wow - That thing is HUGE! by lavar78 · · Score: 4, Funny

    It's almost as big as the Xbox!

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  10. Logan has already gotten a response from Nintendo by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 2, Funny

    after submitting his creation to them--they were quite impressed!"

    Translation, they sent him a cease & desist letter. ;)

  11. The Response From Nintendo by ArcticCelt · · Score: 4, Funny

    Logan has already gotten a response from Nintendo after submitting his creation to them--they were quite impressed!"

    And they answered him:

    Dear Logan, We are quite impressed by your resourcefulness and ingeniousity. Its always remarkable to see that individuals with limited resources can make more original and inspiring toys than the average established big corporation. Nevertheless your limited resources guarantee us that you probably wont be able to defend correctly in court against a giant monster with unlimited legal war chest like us. For that reason we simply decided to sue you ass to the bone.

    Surrender immediately (and by immediately we mean in the next 15 minutes) all the Nintendo modified material, the tools you used to do your exploit, the residence were the manipulation of our proprietary design as been done and your first new born girl.

    Any attempt to delay or negotiate the terms of this request will be considered as an hostile act against Nintendo Corp. and all of is partners. We are currently seeking permission from court to shoot you on sign and this formality will be accomplish in the next minutes. Our black suited agents in black SUV's are already on their way to your home

    Resistance is futile

    Again, congratulation for you impressive fun home made gizmo and have a nice day. Sincerely yours.

    Al Suy Ouras
    Nintendo legal department director and VP of the kitties and puppies crushing department

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  12. Here's how to get Doom 3 to run... by OOO0000OO0O0 · · Score: 3, Funny

    ...hook together an XBox, GameCube, PS2, PS1, SNES, NES, N64, Sega 16, Sega Saturn, Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Virtual Boy, Game Gear, and Nomad. A hard drive completes the collection.

    Then you load a custom cartridge/CD in each system that is a fragment of the main game loop. Each console's firmware has been modified to execute things like glTriangle and stuff very efficiently (ask John Carmack to do it).

    Then custom-machine a motherboard and bus that takes in the inputs from the consoles and at the same time manages them for parallel processing. A video output to the TV, connect a controller, and BAM Doom 3 on your TV!

    *runs*

  13. Re:......YIKES! by thrash242 · · Score: 2, Funny

    ... I mean who actually plays video games that much?

    I hope this is a lame attempt at humor. This is Slashdot, after all.

  14. As a girl who isn't blind by TechniMyoko · · Score: 2, Funny
    I'd never touch that ugly monstrosity.

    Give me a Cube with a gameboy player, and an N64 with a Tristar 64