NES-PC (Nintendo case with a PC inside) booting up

This is a video that switches between a handheld video camera and the TV-out of my NES-PC as it boots up and loads Mario Bros 3 on a NES emulator. Please note that the shots of the TV screen flicker a bit.

My modded PC has been built into the case of a NES console. It's a small yet fully-functional desktop PC, which can be attached to a normal PC monitor. However, it really comes into its own as a unit sitting by your TV as a retro gaming unit. It includes TV out sockets to allow you to connect it straight in to your TV set, and even has one of the original front controller ports wired up to allow you to control mouse with an original NES controller. I use it to play NES roms through an emulator, and this video shows me booting up and loading Mario Bros 3.

I have it booting into Windows 98 since it's a nice and lightweight operating system for the little machine, and I've modded the startup files to show the original Super Mario Bros menu screen as it loads :D

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• nintendo
• nes
• pc
• mod
• retro
• computer
• video
• game

[Chaoitcme]

LOL. That is uber cool.

[TheBuddy562]

thats fucking awsome how did u do it

[DarkLeach7]

Awesome.

[Zambaku]

Sweet, I'm about to mod my HP Mini 2133. Gonna use it to play Atari games, thinking of using an NES case and repaint it =)

[macospat]

Where do you get that nintendo/mario theme??

[YoshiFan501]

my nes os... family basic

[Btushinsky83]

Thats Pretty Cool Can you play Games like Doom, Quake anything Like that.

[Ottawa4everXX]

id rather have a working NES, modded games emulated and such just dont have the same 80s feel, but if you have a spare nes and want to just tinker things, why not?

[BIPICY]

I think at 1:32 I was about to have a seizure lol

[xXNek0jinXx]

OHHH MY GOD O-O