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engadget.com - 8/14/2009

Portable SNES mod is slick enough to hit retail

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Sometimes mods go to such lengths that words like 'homebrewed' and 'DIY' no longer do them justice . Presenting the Nintendo SNES Portable. Not the first , and probably not the last of its kind, this bad boy mobilizes Nintendo's venerable console with a few buttons from a PSOne controller ...

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siliconera.com - 8/11/2009

Nintendo’s Patented Horseback Riding Wii Controller

— siliconera.com — Nintendo’s Patented Horseback Riding Wii Controller By Spencer . August 10, 2009 . 4:43pm ninhors1 If you... thought the Wii Balance Board was off the beaten path wait until you see Nintendo’s Wii Horseback Riding Saddle. We’re not kidding about this. ... (more) Nintendo’s Patented Horseback Riding Wii Controller

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kotaku.com - 8/13/2009

SNES Portable Case Mod Does Not Stop At Case Mod - DIY

— kotaku.com — There's also a custom box creation. French modder darthchris13 whipped up the creation and then compared it... size-wise to a SEGA GameGear. The SNES Portable sports a 2.5 inch screen, and according to darthchris13, the tricky part was getting all the ... (more) SNES Portable Case Mod Does Not Stop At Case Mod - DIY

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engadget.com - 8/12/2009

Nintendo patent filing reveals inflatable cushion controller for horse riding, shark jumping

— engadget.com — "For centuries throughout the world, horseback riding has captured the imagination of adventurous people. In the time... of the ancient Greeks and Romans, the horse was a symbol of power. In medieval Europe and Japan, horses were essential for quick ... (more) Nintendo patent filing reveals inflatable cushion ...

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Portable SNES: too big for your pocket, but still good to have around
CrunchGear — ... which means real games of Super Mario Kart and Contra 3 are out of the question. Personally, I’ve gotten more than used to playing all my old games on an emulator on my laptop (I’m working on Crystalis and Mega Man 3). Nice big screen, save states if I need them, and once you get used to using a keyboard, it’s not that bad. Plus, it’s just as portable. [via Engadget]