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forums.benheck.com — Hello everyone. Merry Christmas. A present for you all... The Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R Vaccum formed from 2mm sheet polystyrene. Features include: Dual 3D sticks, D-Pad, L button, headphone socket and expansion pack! The build. The N64 was ...

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N64 Portable is Slim, Has No Internal Batteries
Tech Blog — ... form factor. Plus, it boasts "beautifully integrated buttons and a cartridge slot that's about as non-cumbersome as possible." Click here for first picture in gallery. Ben Heck's apprentices are showing their true colors again, with modder SifuF churning out a real winner over the holidays. The Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R just might be the most elegant portable N64 that we've seen to date, with a clean, low-key design. [via Engadget - BenHeck] ...

Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R elegantly crams N64 into a luscious handheld
Engadget — ... Ben Heck's apprentices are showing their true colors again, with modder SifuF churning out a real winner over the holidays. The Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R just might be the most elegant portable N64 that we've seen to date, with a clean, low-key ...

Teeny Portable N64 Mod is A Battery Away from Perfection [Mods]
Gizmodo — ... seen yet in a portable N64 mod. It's got all the buttons on a traditional N64 controller, which is no small feat, and manages to evoke the same toy-like plasticky design aesthetic as the original console. The only caveat? No batteries. The case is too small to hold an internal battery, although SifuF notes that you can clip an InfoLithium battery onto the back in addition to the standard 7.2v supply it was designed for. Take a gander at the gallery below, this is one incredible job. [Ben Heck Forums] ...

Tiny Portable N64 is A Battery Away from Perfection [Mods]
Gizmodo — ... seen yet in a portable N64 mod. It's got all the buttons on a traditional N64 controller, which is no small feat, and manages to evoke the same toy-like plasticky design aesthetic as the original console. The only caveat? No batteries. The case is too small to hold an internal battery, although SifuF notes that you can clip an InfoLithium battery onto the back in addition to the standard 7.2v supply it was designed for. Take a gander at the gallery below, this is one incredible job. [Ben Heck Forums] ...

handheld n64 is awesome, non-ergonomic
technabob — ... jack to perfect this handheld design. Cartridges slip elegantly into the back of this compact console. It’s so small, however, that there’s no room for internal batteries; when you want to play, you’ve got rely on external power. The sacrifices we make for size. I guess it’s pretty on the inside, if you’re into that sort of thing. Here’s the Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R without its clothes on: [BenHeck.com forums via Hack a Day] ...

SifuF's portable N64: the Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R
Boing Boing Gadgets — Unlike most portable console mods, Ben Heck forumer SifuF's Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R doesn't look like a dictionary-like slab of plastic and particle board when viewed in profile. In fact, it's all very svelte, considering the console from which its guts were omphalically plucked... although that likely has a lot to do with the fact that SifuF didn't opt to include a battery pack, making this portable N64 a little less so. SifuF's Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R [Ben Heck]

The Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R is an awesome remake
Gizmo Watch — ... and all have been appreciated. The latest from the forum Sifu’s Nintendo Sixtyfree Lite-R is a 5-inch screened portable N64, which too deserves a noted mention. Adorned in the original plastic makeover, the ultra-portable N64 mod has all the features and buttons of the actual controller but is more graceful with headphone jack space and C-button sick, but no batteries included. The picture below will give you a better insight. Via: Ben Heck Forum/ BBG

SifuF’s portable N64, Semi-portable Gorgeousness in Plastic
The UberReview — ... work of art in plastic, a portable or rather semi-portable N64 with some mighty sweet form factor. The only thing that it is missing is a battery pack. Other than that, it is small enough to enjoy the N64’s one good game (Golden Eye) almost anywhere you like (that has a power source). Though it was long ago, I still regret the day that I decided that an N64 was a smarter choice than a Playstation. If it had looked like this, however, I might have felt a little better about it. [Ben Heck via ...