The Fami-Card turns an NES cart into an NES

Console modder la grenouille Kotomi has managed to cram an entire NES inside a disemboweled Super Mario Bros. cart. Christened the Fami-Card, Kotomi's hack uses one of those cheap Chinese NES-on-a-Chip knockoffs to run the games, and even finds space to cram in a cartridge slot, video and audio out and two joystick ports.

This is fantastic, but someone needs to take Kotomi's work to the next level, and install a screen, speakers and a d-pad into the back of an old cartridge (preferably Blaster Master) transforming it into a standalone portable version of itself.

The Fami-Card [Kotomi via Technabob via Ben Heck Forums]

[#1 posted by cayton , April 22, 2008 5:03 AM]

I think this is really cool. I want one, if only for the sheer portability. Plus it looks awesome.

[#2 posted by Rob Beschizza , April 22, 2008 5:32 AM]

Exquisite!

[#3 posted by jennfrank , April 22, 2008 5:45 AM]

Yes, please.

[#4 posted by Anonymous , April 22, 2008 6:56 AM]

Is that a knock on Blaster Master?
If it is, then prepare to duel.

[#5 posted by License Farm , April 23, 2008 8:46 PM]

This made my nipples hard.

That integrated screen, speakers and controls seems to me to be a project meant for Ben Heckendorn.

[#6 posted by Tenn , April 23, 2008 11:21 PM]

One, please.