My refrigerator supports steam link plenty of ways to trick steam into thinking you're running the lastest android. Thing that matters the most for steam link is internet speed. 😊
What a really always wanted to see is one of my ideas coming to reality, which is like a super Samsung Dex dock, using an hdmi to usb c adapter but the hole thing would look like some kind of mini console, then you insert your phone in it and is connects and have a cooling system too
@Windo0ows Eh From what I remember, not counting the official Virtual Console, as each game had its own fine-tuned emulation profile, N64 emulation was pretty iffy on Wii 64. Even a Raspberry Pi 4, a weaker system, handled N64 better in 720p if configured properly And Nintendo DS emulation was just garbage, with I think WarioWare: Touch and Yoshi's Island DS being the games that ran the best But it's been years since I've touched my modded Wii (probably 2016 or 2017), so it's possible that those emulators improved since then
This reminds me of UA-cam user 'DIY Dr K' who did something similar, but used an iPhone XR in a Switch shell instead. However, I remember him doing other projects involving stuff like Orange Pi and ODROID.
When AAA companies can't deliver you modern games, go back to the old ones. I always find people wanting to go back to the roots, there's only one real way to do it and that is emulation, Nintendo needs to know that more than anybody else, cuz when you try to strip the copies of your games that you hold so dear but yet don't do anything with them for 25 years. People aren't going to really rely on you creating something that will satisfy their needs. That's why emulation probably the best thing to get no matter how you do it. Either stationery, portable or as interface as a network. Either way, long as you enjoy yourself
And there is me, who spent 8$ on telescopic horizontal gamepad. It was meant to be for my redmi note 7, but unfortunately it works better than 10$ new one, bought from second hand (13$ full price) on PS2 emulation on PC.
pretty badass. I'm guessing you just had the phone lying around. but they do make fairly cheap screens you can find on Amazon compatible with raspberry pi and orange pi. did you 3d print the case yourself?
Full vid: ua-cam.com/video/3LZywBtqlKw/v-deo.html
does this work for PCVR
You should sell these
@@LeesangTheUA-camr2no💀
Take my money sir 🙏
I would love to own one (made by you).
Greetings from a fan from the Czech Republic ✌️
reupload???
Looks surprisingly nice for something that's just thrown together from existing parts.
thanks, I think
True Because of the shell
@@BuildItnowlol 😂
Cnc the case now 😅
Just got this recommended so it's probably gonna blow up
ambatablou 🥺
U mean the console or the video 💀
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@@ambatublouis bro a Pokémon?! 💀
What impresses me the most is the fact that this is running android 7 (or less) and still supports steamlink
My refrigerator supports steam link plenty of ways to trick steam into thinking you're running the lastest android.
Thing that matters the most for steam link is internet speed. 😊
Android 7 still runs most 99% apps fine ( except latest Google apps like YT itself lol 😂) but old apps will still work ..
@@xninja2369 well most of the apps are android 8.0+
This is running a naked version of android 10
@@MemzDev app icon looks like it from android 6 or 7 .. not sure though
I know its the power pf good editing but you make this look so easy
so underated ,keep it up man
You know? You could actually order a 4/3 IPS screen, instead of using a phone.
looks like not a phone but just the screen of a phone. its probably cheaper that way.
This the kinda shorts I like to see ez sub
Very impressive build
This is why we need android products for things like these
So bare minimum? I need:
1. A body or casing
2. Screen or monitor
3. controler
4. Brain
5. Power Bank
Does that sound right?
Yes
Looks like a phone put into a custom case, probably would make as much sense lol
The “im cheap” in the background has me laughing 😂😂
This is a very interesting formfactor. I think you may have started a new trend fren
I definitely didnt start the trend, the WIDEBOY was alive and well long before me, thanks for the comment!
"off the shelf is better!"
*3D prints a case*
Did you expect him to buy an aftermarket Game Boy shell or something? 🗿
My print is on a shelf
You can use legos...a
technically it's the handheld equivalent of the first XBOX considering it's all off the shelf items.
Great job man, looks nice!
Nice vid! Underrated Ong
'Cheap ripoff PS2 controller'...drops a first-party Sony controller on the table, hee.
@VulpisFoxfire good eye, I had already taken apart the controller when I shot that scene so I used real one as a quick substitute
Literally seen it the second he dropped it
Always wanted to do this, nice work pal
Good work man ❤
thank you
Good to see a fellow tinkerer in South Africa.
Awe
Looks awesome, but the joystick height and movement gives me critters :x
Nice build, you could do that with an old android as well and save some money
you need to sell this
I really like the form factor
What a really always wanted to see is one of my ideas coming to reality, which is like a super Samsung Dex dock, using an hdmi to usb c adapter but the hole thing would look like some kind of mini console, then you insert your phone in it and is connects and have a cooling system too
You should build it or message this guy your idea directly, he might build it
Would be cool to make one that can both horizontal and vertical for DS games
Wow, this is a REALY awesome project, and I've got al this stuff lying arround! :D
Awesome you created a "PowKiddy" ROM player handheld , that's pretty cool 😎👍👍
Something I’m confused about is where the r1 and r2 buttons go
I'd buy this make it modular!
Great job bro!. 👍👍😀
Thank you! Cheers!
If these were sold, I'd buy one when I can
pov you want a steamdeck but you're a nerd
man I wanna build something like this, that's pretty awesome
Do it!
"I used a cheap ripoff ps2 controller.."
*Throws down an official ps1 Dualshock
what did you use for the screen??
A phone
So you literally just made a portable version of the ouya
Hurtful
It’s so cool you made it
Thank you!
bro u are on another level, kkep up the amazing work!
Cheers!
could have used a trimmed Wii motherboard but that would have probably been a lot more complicated and expensive
Could have used a Galaxy S6, but that would have been a lot easier and less complicated.
@@milescarter7803 come back when a galaxy s6 plays wii and gamecube games at full speed with no issues
@@milescarter7803 not to mention that a trimmed wii motherboard can play most every single nintendo console up to the wii
@Windo0ows Eh
From what I remember, not counting the official Virtual Console, as each game had its own fine-tuned emulation profile, N64 emulation was pretty iffy on Wii 64. Even a Raspberry Pi 4, a weaker system, handled N64 better in 720p if configured properly
And Nintendo DS emulation was just garbage, with I think WarioWare: Touch and Yoshi's Island DS being the games that ran the best
But it's been years since I've touched my modded Wii (probably 2016 or 2017), so it's possible that those emulators improved since then
@@regis_c i’m sorry, i apparently forgot the word “most” in my original message /nbr
That's so cool man i wish i can build one of these one day
How does the controller connect to the motherboard ? Can you show me ?
Now make a dual screen version
*the greatest technician that’s ever lived*
Better than the pocket console
Wow great job
This reminds me of UA-cam user 'DIY Dr K' who did something similar, but used an iPhone XR in a Switch shell instead. However, I remember him doing other projects involving stuff like Orange Pi and ODROID.
Wish i was this technologically imaginativee
dam, good job!
Awesome project! How does the console feel in the hands while playing? Those corners look sharp 🫨
I always wanted a handheld like this
This looks better than som Anbernic devices released 😂
i could see a V2 of this where it's hinged like a DS
This is awesome
Hell yeah, that’s pretty sick!
(Is exactly what I said when this video was over😅)
Looks badass
Try doing a steam deck type of layout so its more comfortable
might try this in future
i like this console if i had it
make it even simpler by using an old cartridge for something
are you still making em if so will you sell them
could have an flip design... but it's alright (and the ps2 buttons would be too large)
Question, do the games run well?
Now do a clam shell version
Those do exist It's called a GPD XD
I’ve actually all ready made one B)
ua-cam.com/video/x-Rg8W9l3rI/v-deo.html
Unfortunately, unless it can run N64 and PS1 games it probably still can't beat a DS Lite with an R4 card when it comes to price.
a decent phone and a cheap gamepad would save you from all these headaches
None of this is a headache lol
@@BuildItnow it is for casuals.
@@kulonone3374 Not eveything is meant for casuals, sometimes a hobbyist project is aimed at enthusiasts
@@kittenzrulz2314 Not eveything is meant for enthusiasts, sometimes a relaxing time gaming is aimed at casuals
I want to do a similar project is the controller plugged in to the usb port or cut and soldered
Can u make more of those? and sell them
I'd recommend using Moonlight (with sunshine if not NVidia gpu) as It get better performance, less input delay and better image than steam remote
Ill give it a try!
It's absolutely hideous, but very cool.
:(
Really nice but with this screen, the controls needed to be switch like
When AAA companies can't deliver you modern games, go back to the old ones. I always find people wanting to go back to the roots, there's only one real way to do it and that is emulation, Nintendo needs to know that more than anybody else, cuz when you try to strip the copies of your games that you hold so dear but yet don't do anything with them for 25 years. People aren't going to really rely on you creating something that will satisfy their needs. That's why emulation probably the best thing to get no matter how you do it. Either stationery, portable or as interface as a network. Either way, long as you enjoy yourself
Looks cool
You should’ve put cooling it it. Although you probably might not even use it for that long anyway
I recommend the rgb20sx. Better quality parts and cheaper than building from scratch
Thanks for the tip!
And there is me, who spent 8$ on telescopic horizontal gamepad. It was meant to be for my redmi note 7, but unfortunately it works better than 10$ new one, bought from second hand (13$ full price) on PS2 emulation on PC.
I need to learn how to make custom consoles
what if we modify the disign so it looks like a switch?
while it is impressive, you should reprint that shell with some grips on it because that isnt very ergonomic
its actually very comfortable
CLEAR COAT
Way better than the Ouya.
But. You have things like Razer kishi so why u do it?
Crazy how good this is you can get a sf2000 for a similar price and it definitely doesn’t compare to this one 😂
Sad how there’s no r1 r2 l1 l2 triggers
its him.............thelegend27 himself
Where do I buy please I need to know
"I'm CHEAP" or just smart :D
pretty badass. I'm guessing you just had the phone lying around. but they do make fairly cheap screens you can find on Amazon compatible with raspberry pi and orange pi. did you 3d print the case yourself?
This is not made of an old phone, this is made of an Orange Pi running Android + the orange Pis official Screen Module
@Build It my mistake. Looks like an old phone screen
U could have used a rasbery pi with retro pi
That’s not a console, that’s a phone case
Yes more of this
Where do I get the screen?
work with M-con guy, this a millionarie idea
How did you made their custom OS?
Yup
Bro, using emulators on this thing would be insane because of so many emulators on android
I wish I could do all that kind of stuff.
Its achievable if you're willing to dedicate time to it
@@BuildItnow How long to learn and be proficient ???
Please put the video link in the pinned comment it's easier that way
Good point
The square
I like your words magic man
aye aye captain
Can and will you build a similar device using a wii u tablet?