I think it's creative. The person who did this obviously didn't destroy the actual components inside. It looks as though it was methodically taken apart, "customized" (or vandalized if you prefer), then put back together. While I don't particularly like its looks, it's a cool idea.
I'd be careful about qualifying "compatibility" with "full".
Most clone consoles usually have a few cartridges that won't work with them, or they sound a little off musically, or they don't produce accurate colors, or they produce more jagged images than the originals.
Out of the ones around, I like the Messiah Entertainment "Generation NEX" for NES games because it was compatibile with original NES accessories like the 4-Score and Satellite.
07/15/09
I'd be afraid to plug games and controllers into it for fear it would come "alive" and eat them.
07/15/09
06/16/09
figures
06/16/09
06/16/09
The attention to detail, and yes, the awesome use of LEGO.
Pure win.
KUDOS!
06/16/09
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03/22/09
It makes me salivate just semi-thinking about it.
11/25/08
Most clone consoles usually have a few cartridges that won't work with them, or they sound a little off musically, or they don't produce accurate colors, or they produce more jagged images than the originals.
Out of the ones around, I like the Messiah Entertainment "Generation NEX" for NES games because it was compatibile with original NES accessories like the 4-Score and Satellite.
11/25/08
11/25/08
so fucking lame.
11/25/08
10/29/08
10/29/08
And it came out nice too!
10/29/08
10/29/08
10/29/08