Pridkett writes – “The Nintendo Wii ships with a composite video cable that is capable of 480i resolution. Currently first party component cables, which allow for 480p resolution, are available through retailers and directly from Nintendo. However, when attaching the component cables, one loses the ability to output composite video. Why is this an issue? […]
I’d wait until they ship, but you can pre-order the DS Motion Card homebrew DS development, source and example code on the site… “The DS Motion Card is a revolutionary motion sensor for the DS and DS Lite handheld gaming systems. It contains a 3-axis accelerometer and a single-axis gyroscope, and plugs into the DS […]
Two makers One cause Fünde Razor Here are some Guitar Hero controller guts transplanted into real guitars… part of the Funde Razor charity event to be held in Brooklyn on Wednesday 12/6. All proceeds from the raffle and competitions go directly, 100%, no overhead to the kids of The Children’s Hospital of Montefiore in the […]
If you’re really in to gaming, what’s the best way to display, store and have tons of gaming systemd ready to be played at any moment? This maker made a cabinet for just that… [via] – Link.
Pocket Universe writes – “Well, this is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. I’ve torn apart a wired 360 controller, put the guts in a pretty box and soldered some arcade buttons and a joystick to it. Thought I’d publish this to give you all an idea of how it can be done and […]
Brian writes – “Datel’s MAX Media Dock for the Nintendo DS is a nifty little gadget that lets you play homebrew for the DS. From the press release: “MAX Media Player can play MP3s directly from your flash card, giving you access to music on the move. It can also stream video footage, and access […]
Jeez, Ben Heck is on a roll lately, he just made a one-handed Xbox controller, he writes – “One of the biggest challenges, at least in the brainstorming “how I am going to do this?” phase was how to do the right analog stick. Then I realized I could just put it on the bottom […]
