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Sometimes we get sent a tip that isn’t just a single article or video, but an entire blog or YouTube channel. Today’s channel, [Diy Otaku], is absolutely worth a watch …read more Continue reading [DiyOtaku] Gives Old Devices A New Life
Many holiday recipes and console hacks share a common theme: cramming a thing inside another thing. Whether it’s turducken or a Nintendo DS inside a Gameboy, the result is always …read more Continue reading Cramming a DS Inside a Gameboy
Building a so-called “Game Boy Macro” is a great way to salvage a Nintendo DS that has a broken hinge or top screen, as the system only needs the lower …read more Continue reading Game Boy Macro Build Retains DS Compatibility
The Nintendo DS family encompasses a dizzying array of portable game systems released over a span of 17 years. The original DS received several refreshes and special editions, and when …read more Continue reading Unmasking the Identity of an Unusual Nintendo DS
When it was first announced, many people were skeptical of the Nintendo DS. Rather than pushing raw power, the unique dual screen handheld was designed to explore new styles of play. Compared to the more traditional handhelds like the Game …read more
Continue reading A Look at How Nintendo Mastered Dual Screens
The problem with hanging on to old consumer products is that the original batteries no longer hold a charge. To make matters worse, replacement batteries ordered online have likely been sitting on a warehouse shelf for years and are no better. [Larry G] faced this issue with his old Nintendo DS Lite. Luckily he remembered a hack from his youth where a friend’s Dad had duct-taped a massive alkaline D-cell battery pack to the back of a Gameboy to give it a longer life. And so [Larry] gave new life to his Nintendo DS Lite by designing and 3D printing …read more
Continue reading Repairs You Can Print: Nintendo DS Lite With New Battery And Case
Biographical video outlines the highlights of Iwata’s life. Continue reading This Is Why Nintendo’s CEO Was So Beloved