sudomod

I thought some of you might appreciate this

Parts

PCPartPicker Link

USB Adapters:
- Wii U Pro Controllers (x4) - Link
- Wii Classic Controllers (x2) - Link
- DolphinBar Wiimotes (x4) - Link
- Gamecube Controllers (x4) - Link
- N64 Controllers (x4) - Link

- Bottom left buttons sync the Wii U Pro controller
- Bottom middle LED indicator (from an N64 - located under the USB ports) indicates the Wii U Pro sync status (not lit)
- Bottom right switch toggles the LEDs inside of the case

Haven't purchased the graphics card yet, but integrated 530 graphics have been able to run games decent enough for now!

I'll take better pictures soon, I just couldn't wait to share! Thanks for looking!

Pictures

I had a very similar build idea like this, it's cool to see something like that being a reality

It looks really amazing and must be really cool to play with! Definetly a pretty cool build!

Any Information regarding the Software you are using?
You could actualy go ahead and use Retropie x64 on that or even Hyperspin if you ever heard of that


Kudos & Cheers,
Sota

I just noticed that something must be wrong:

in the PCPartPicker link you provided there is a Micro-ATX board, whereas in your build you use a Mini-ITX

So, is it the same model just in Mini-ITX and less PCIe's? I'm confused.

sotasystems wrote:I had a very similar build idea like this, it's cool to see something like that being a reality

It looks really amazing and must be really cool to play with! Definetly a pretty cool build!

Any Information regarding the Software you are using?
You could actualy go ahead and use Retropie x64 on that or even Hyperspin if you ever heard of that


Kudos & Cheers,
Sota

Thanks! It certainly is fun to play with. My friend has a huge projector screen we hook it up to so we can play games on it!

I'm still getting a couple ports wired up but should be finished in no time!

Currently just using it for Dolphin, Project64, and some SNES/NES emulators, but I will certainly look into Hyperspin for MAME!

sotasystems wrote:I just noticed that something must be wrong:

in the PCPartPicker link you provided there is a Micro-ATX board, whereas in your build you use a Mini-ITX

So, is it the same model just in Mini-ITX and less PCIe's? I'm confused.

Fixed! Forgot to update the PCPartPicker when I changed motherboards.