Could you make an instructional video or step by step list on how to make this? I have a duplicate N64 sitting in my closet and I've been considering trying to do this with it.
@Superwaluigi64 Since everybody is asking for a how to I guess I have no choice but to make one. I will be writing up part 1 tonight so check out 0Life.org tomorrow for the first part of many.
@JakeCIT1990 if the toaster from the brave little toaster had failed to save the radio they all would have been mutilated eventually and i think the toaster would be most likely to end up like this a nintoaster
@Johnzors What you can do is very carefully pry the game connector port from the circuit board.
The N64 game port is not held in by anything so it is relatively easy to remove it from the board. Then what I did was took some phone wire (ethernet works too) and solder the wires to the pins on the port and then press the other end of the wire(stripped) into the circuit board.
Once you pry the port out of the board you will understand how easy it was.
@mrobertson80 Just a tip. I made this with wires from spare phone line, 16 gage wire for the power wires, some spare plexiglass and lots of JB weld quick.
As long as you don't add anything and just extend ports it's rather easy, just time consuming.
Remember to post a video response to this if you do make it.
The link is down, at least for me anyway.
riely94 1 week ago
Are you the same guy who is selling these on eBay now?
ProfessorDarkly 1 month ago
@ProfessorDarkly Nope. The eBay guy is a different guy.
JakeCIT1990 1 month ago
I want to make one of these.
danielabare86 2 months ago
Angry Video Game Nerd has 1 of these:D
SongAndLyricFreak 2 months ago
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So what're you going to do when you realize you have an extra GameCube lying around?
BouncedmrHappy 3 months ago
wow...he has like 5 N64's
tratorta 4 months ago
I would like to know what you did to the transformer/ac adapter :)
TheSwedishCheese 4 months ago
Man and I was waiting for vomitsaw made one.
theiratergamer 6 months ago
please buy a 4 slot toaster so i can play my games and make toast
zamorak363 7 months ago
Could you make an instructional video or step by step list on how to make this? I have a duplicate N64 sitting in my closet and I've been considering trying to do this with it.
Superwaluigi64 7 months ago
@Superwaluigi64 Since everybody is asking for a how to I guess I have no choice but to make one. I will be writing up part 1 tonight so check out 0Life.org tomorrow for the first part of many.
JakeCIT1990 7 months ago
@JakeCIT1990 if the toaster from the brave little toaster had failed to save the radio they all would have been mutilated eventually and i think the toaster would be most likely to end up like this a nintoaster
makutateridax200 2 months ago
Where does the expansion/jumper pack go?
groovyhippyman 7 months ago
haha this is awesome man :)
Y0mAMa5957 8 months ago
i wanna make a ninticrowave with games stored inside of the ... thingy
ilikepie2eat3 10 months ago
I want to make all my nintendo consoles into toasters.
My NES,SNES, N64, Gamecube, and Wii must be in a toaster!
IdealIdeas9991 11 months ago
Does it have a built-in expansion pack? Some games like Majora's Mask and Donkey Kong 64 require it.
HoneycombAgent 11 months ago
@HoneycombAgent
Well duh.
Im highly certain is has the expansion pack in it.
He wouldnt have to wire it in there, all he would need it to find a spot in the toaster that it would fit in.
IdealIdeas9991 11 months ago
YES!!!!! ...but can it still make toast? :<
XxXkutsuuXxX 11 months ago
@XxXkutsuuXxX Sadly no. If you use a 4 slot toaster though you can make it make toast and play games.
JakeCIT1990 11 months ago
@JakeCIT1990 It'd probably overheat though.
masterj3344 8 months ago
@JakeCIT1990 I would dearly love to see this done. But there is a risk of toasting the N64 component isn't there?
jsd23 7 months ago
@jsd23 ummm... no.
sageamagoo 7 months ago
@sageamagoo Please explain. I'd love a 4-slot toaster where two slots make toast and the other two slots are an N64, without risking burning the N64.
jsd23 7 months ago
@JakeCIT1990 Wow! You should make one!
CommandoReko 5 months ago
how did you make the games top load? Please help i want to build one but i dont know how to move the connector
Johnzors 1 year ago
@Johnzors What you can do is very carefully pry the game connector port from the circuit board.
The N64 game port is not held in by anything so it is relatively easy to remove it from the board. Then what I did was took some phone wire (ethernet works too) and solder the wires to the pins on the port and then press the other end of the wire(stripped) into the circuit board.
Once you pry the port out of the board you will understand how easy it was.
JakeCIT1990 1 year ago
@JakeCIT1990 hey thanks man, i tried what you said and i worked perfectly!
Johnzors 1 year ago
very nice i think it looks great!
hippierevolution2010 1 year ago
How much do you want for it? lol
CrashMcCloudX29 1 year ago
I like it, I think I may have to try it.
mrobertson80 1 year ago
@mrobertson80 Just a tip. I made this with wires from spare phone line, 16 gage wire for the power wires, some spare plexiglass and lots of JB weld quick.
As long as you don't add anything and just extend ports it's rather easy, just time consuming.
Remember to post a video response to this if you do make it.
JakeCIT1990 1 year ago
I like it, I think I may have to try it.
mrobertson80 1 year ago