The NinToaster 64

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#1

so I have just built a nintendo 64 into a toaster.

I’m looking to get some aesthetic feedback, and maybe some ideas on improvement. one thing I can see is the need to move the controller ports about 1/4 inch on the lexan to center them in the toaster slot. I would like to get an insignia of some type identifing it as a N64 on it, but keeping with the overall look.

I’m also thinking about adding RGB video out, but I don’t know if that’s a worthwhile endeavor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8p_cZeNa6c&hd=1

the youtube video is a full 360 of the toaster (i suck at holding a camera for stills)


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I’m also considering making a lighted “see-through orange” controller to go with it.

I welcome to any comments , suggestions, or questions

#2

:awesome:

#3

Thats… uhh… cool!

#4

Didn’t the Angry Video Game Nerd use one of these before?

#5

He used a Nintoaster that was a NES. This is a N64. He also was not even the first guy to make it.
https://cinemassacre.com/2011/03/17/nintoaster-instructional-video/

Nintoaster 64 looks cool you should make the controller a metallic looking thing.

#6

Or bread-looking :3

#7

Can it shoot the game cartridge out into the air like toast?

#8

I think you should add butter…

#9

Nice. Very cool indeed.

#10

Someone should make a Dreamcast frying pan.

#11

It looks realy cool, as for the logo I think it would be best on both sides of the toaster if possible. Can I insert the [extra RAM cartridge] anywhere?

#12

Now, build a Stargate out of an N64.

#13

now make a super genintari

#14

Now make me a sandwich.

#15

“Mario Kart 64? Pffft, you couldn’t even make that run on a toaster.”
Challenge accepted!

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