Should have made it like a tilted up umbrella for the Gameboy so when you play outside in the sun it gives you some shade better than nothing. I like the revolver design nice job!
Such madness! I love it! I can very well see you making some sort of arcade looking shell for it. That would be a cool table top thing to have. Now you're playing with power, lol.
A future collector will someday discover this and go "Wtf was Nintendo thinking when they made this?" Not knowing its origin was some guy making something weird. Nice.
This is stupidly neat, overly engineered and impractical, but magical and simplistic at the same time! An idea to make it a little more practical (if there ever was a desire to) - have the changer mounted in a 3D printed box with a ribbon cable connected to the main cartridge interface. Other end would be a plug to fit in the game boy cartridge slot. Then this could sit on a table out of the way.
It may be a bit pricey and also hard to find but it may help you to dissect the official "plus three carts expansion" for the game boy advance (it's literally this exact same concept) it's a tiny piece of nothing they managed to do it all with one board and a switch and jankly routing wires to the board
Idea: Extension cord. Make a multi-slot gaming center. Maybe even wire it to duplicate the display on a larger screen. Multi-game game station. You could use the gameboy screen, or the larger monitor screen.
Love it! But... You didn't have to wait for the ever drive my Bung 64m (Xchanger) card is still kicking and can hold 4 or more games as it did back then!
This has to be one of the dumbest ideas I've ever seen. And I absolutely love it. Lol I feel like if this had come out when I was a kid I would have wanted it though. Lol
I have a recommendation for a xbox controller stick drift problem. My request is I wanna see if you can make the gulikit hall effect sensor sticks work with a xbox controller. If it works I'm gonna definitely make every one of my controllers swapped over to there sticks. because my original potentiometers have about -18 on the x axis just sitting still. And I watch you all the time and wanna see if it can be done. because it would literally fix the main problem all xbox controllers have is stick drift. Love the video and the idea randomly popped into my head as it would be amazing if possible. 👍
This is amazing BUT for game 2, 3 and 4 you always have a cut in your video. Why? To save time for us? I'd rather see it's really working in one go the way you did it. Not blaming you or telling you have cheated but it has a salty tasting to it editing your video that way because this project is pretty cool and it takes away from showcasing just how good it works.
It was definitely to save time. The intros were very long. I can and will upload a reel to insta of it working with no cuts shortly. My viewer retention is pretty low so I was not wanting to waste peoples time by having them sit through a long game intro
This is so dumb and I love it. Keep up the weird work!
YES! I will! :)
Should have made it like a tilted up umbrella for the Gameboy so when you play outside in the sun it gives you some shade better than nothing. I like the revolver design nice job!
No backlit screen though, the sun was kinda your friend in this particular case. 🤣
Such madness!
I love it!
I can very well see you making some sort of arcade looking shell for it.
That would be a cool table top thing to have.
Now you're playing with power, lol.
Kinda like an old juke box with all the records lol
A future collector will someday discover this and go "Wtf was Nintendo thinking when they made this?" Not knowing its origin was some guy making something weird. Nice.
This is stupidly neat, overly engineered and impractical, but magical and simplistic at the same time! An idea to make it a little more practical (if there ever was a desire to) - have the changer mounted in a 3D printed box with a ribbon cable connected to the main cartridge interface. Other end would be a plug to fit in the game boy cartridge slot. Then this could sit on a table out of the way.
A disk changer for your gameboy 😂 this would had been a buy in 2002
Without a doubt!
so neat lol i love how youre getting a crack out of it the whole time
This is just amazing and its also doesenr look that hard to make, you just need patience, parts, creativity and custom pcb's!
Appreciate it! The hardest part was just making sure the pads lined up but once you have the pitch its all plug and play
Saw this on Reddit-so glad to see it was you who did this
That's awesome! Glad to see you here :)
@@Solder_king been watching you for a while-watching you has made me take bigger risks in repairs for the better. Keep up the good work!
Earned a sub..love stuff like this.
absolutely ridiculous, i love it!
Thanks! :)
It may be a bit pricey and also hard to find but it may help you to dissect the official "plus three carts expansion" for the game boy advance (it's literally this exact same concept) it's a tiny piece of nothing they managed to do it all with one board and a switch and jankly routing wires to the board
This can definitely be done more compact and with control logic but I loved the idea of a mechanical wheel a bit more lol
@@Solder_king I understand. Well done.
Idea:
Extension cord. Make a multi-slot gaming center. Maybe even wire it to duplicate the display on a larger screen.
Multi-game game station. You could use the gameboy screen, or the larger monitor screen.
All you need is to think of a good console shell for it
It’s genius level of dumb and I love it
Exactly what I was shooting for!
But the REAL question is... Does it work with the Super Gameboy for the SNES??
Love this
Thank you! :)
Lol I love how he just loses it laughing at the madness!
Wow, this is a game changer! (literally, lol)
Very impressive :)
Love it! But... You didn't have to wait for the ever drive my Bung 64m (Xchanger) card is still kicking and can hold 4 or more games as it did back then!
So basically what you're saying is that I need to remake this with at least 5 ports?
Maybe you need to remake this but with a belt of slots and put it on your neck like Rambo and his Machine Gun.
Hi, do you have any recommened research material to learn basic micro electronics and PCB design?
I would honestly suggest following certian RUclipsrs such as Ben Eater and EEVblog.
This has to be one of the dumbest ideas I've ever seen. And I absolutely love it. Lol
I feel like if this had come out when I was a kid I would have wanted it though. Lol
We Need @unnecessaryinventions Do Do You A Case Man
Sick collab
Have you tried using non-GBC Game Boy games in it?
I have not lol and I fear doing so but now I might
That is fantastic lol
I'm glad you think so :)
I have a recommendation for a xbox controller stick drift problem.
My request is I wanna see if you can make the gulikit hall effect sensor sticks work with a xbox controller.
If it works I'm gonna definitely make every one of my controllers swapped over to there sticks.
because my original potentiometers have about -18 on the x axis just sitting still.
And I watch you all the time and wanna see if it can be done.
because it would literally fix the main problem all xbox controllers have is stick drift.
Love the video and the idea randomly popped into my head as it would be amazing if possible. 👍
Are you the guy in reddit?
I am! :)
It’s 2002. Bat Man is George Clooney and my mom isn’t old.
Why does 2002 feel like 5 years ago
@@Solder_king you shut your mouth! It’s 2004!
@@1eyedwilli3 You're right! I so sorry
@@Solder_king oh god are we old. I still use solder wick and a duct tape to hold my boards down.
this is 雀卓
This is amazing BUT for game 2, 3 and 4 you always have a cut in your video. Why? To save time for us? I'd rather see it's really working in one go the way you did it. Not blaming you or telling you have cheated but it has a salty tasting to it editing your video that way because this project is pretty cool and it takes away from showcasing just how good it works.
It was definitely to save time. The intros were very long. I can and will upload a reel to insta of it working with no cuts shortly. My viewer retention is pretty low so I was not wanting to waste peoples time by having them sit through a long game intro
@@Solder_king Fair point. :)