Ps3 laptop courtesy of Ben Heck – Hack a Day.
Have a PS3 and want to take it on the road with you? Well, I don’t suggest it but, Ben Heck has got you covered.
By removing the original PS3 internals and stuffing them, plus a screen, speakers, and more into a newly made plastic body, you no longer have to be without your precious HD Frag Fests.
~Zypher
I’ve gotta admit that Atari predates me by a few, but to those of you who have interest, hack a day has a slimmed down 2600 for you to gawk at.
This guy pulled togeather a few neat tricks and hacked himself up some vr. Not the most feature full device I’m sure, but It’s a good weekend project if you’ve got the money.
DS optical mouse camera – Hack a Day.
And another, man how many Video Game related posts did hack-a-day have while I was gone?
Real guitar + guitar hero – Hack a Day.
Another Hack a Day Post??? Yeah, well I was on Hiatus… shoot me.
This is somehow not as cool as the Old NES Cart wallets.
Theremin controlled Mario – Hack a Day.
This guy basically fashioned a homemade sony eyetoy and is using it to play super mario… Pretty leet
USB reader for SNES game carts – Hack a Day.
Hack a Day posted a nice guys write up to playing your old super nintendo carts, check out the vid here:
Looks pretty cool, and it’s a nice alternative to doing it the illegal way, ala mininova.org.
Punchy Punchout, improved – Hack a Day.
Hack a day has a nice video up about someone turning a martial arts dummy into a controller for the NES game Punchout. It might be kinda old-school, but it’s also kinda cool.
Solar charging your DS – Hack a Day.
hack a day has a new story up about how to use solar power to charge your DS lite while it’s not in use. It’s pretty interesting, except that you have to have the ds open and face down in order to get the most power to it. Have you ever played with a ds? though screens are fragile. Anyways, if it interests you, head over to hack-a-day and check it out.
