Collaborate Disseminate
The original Nintendo Wii was not a big console, per se, but you could never hope to fit one in your pocket. Or…could you? As it turns out, console modders [Wesk] and …read more Continue reading Building a Keychain Wii Looks Possible
The Nintendo Wii was never a large console. Indeed, it was smaller than both the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and most consoles of previous generations, too. That’s not to say …read more Continue reading Ultra-Tiny Wii Uses Custom Parts And Looks Amazing
Rather than chasing pure performance and high quality graphics like other gaming companies, Nintendo has made a name for themselves over the last few decades by favoring not only artistic …read more Continue reading Swapping Nunchucks for a Steering Wheel
We all thought Nintendo was going to change the world of gaming when it released the Wii all those years ago. In the end, it was interesting but not really …read more Continue reading Wii-Inspired Controller Built Using Raspberry Pi Pico
For how much of a cultural phenomenon light gun games like Duck Hunt were, they didn’t survive the transition from CRT televisions to LCDs particularly well because of all of …read more Continue reading Light Guns Aren’t Just for CRTs Anymore
On March 27th, Nintendo’s eShop for its 3DS and Wii U consoles will be shut down. With many of the titles being original to those consoles and not available anywhere else, it’s left archivists and historians scrambling to preserve them before it’s too … Continue reading 3DS, Wii U eShop Shutdown Leaves Archivists In the Wind, Hobbyists Pick Up the Pieces
For the proper retro gaming aesthetic, plenty of gamers look to old CRT displays. Older games can look better on these displays because the original programmers took their visual characteristics …read more Continue reading Wii Turned Expansion Card for Broadcast Monitor
The conveniently tiny logic board of the M1 Mac mini has lead to it giving the Mini ITX format a run for its money in case mods. The latest example …read more Continue reading This Wii Has an Apple M1 Inside
One of often encountered traits of a hacker is an ability to build devices into places where they don’t belong. Perhaps, [sonictimm]’s self-descriptive WiiinToaster was somewhat of an inevitability. Inspired …read more Continue reading Wii Meets Its End In Breadcrumb Jail
If reading Hackaday teaches us anything, it’s that there is a subset of hackers who take things like emulator builds a step farther than most. [GamecubePC] is very clearly one …read more Continue reading GamecubePC Packs Plenty of Punch Into GameCube Plastics