Posted by ketyung
on Jul/23/2008
at 6:10 am
It sounds unbelievable or perhaps this modder is a superb lover for a pistol. And also, he’s missed a lot of those classic NES games too. Some more he could have been dreaming of having a gun which could let him play those classic NES games on it, and he managed to do so, by stuffing a Nintendo NES 8-bit game system into a pistol, as shown in the picture.
As I mentioned, the guy must be a lover for both gun and NES games. Now his new gun allows him to bring along anywhere he goes. Once the pistol is off from its holster, he can then start playing all his favorite NES games on it. Due to the very limited space and to lower power consumption, the modder, GonzoMPM-1, had to use one of those cheap knock-off NOAC (Nintendo on a Chip) systems to make up the brain of this gun-shaped NES console.
Due to the compact size of this gun-shaped NES console, you won’t be able to insert a game cartridge into it for having more games to play. What you have is only limited to those games built into the NOAC board. Fortunately, it still comes with 76 preloaded games, which include some light gun classics such as Duck Hunt and Hogan’s Alley. Yeah, a gun-shaped NES console like this is definitely best used for some shooting NES games.
Unfortunately, this NES console can only work with very old-fashioned TVs. Perhaps, you still could get one chucked in the dark corner of your dad’s store room – those which beam pictures using the old Cathode Ray Tube. Before I forget, this NES console needs three AAA batteries as its power source.
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