This blew my mind.
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This blew my mind.
Wow, that's a pretty amazing bit of engineering.
I think he probably should have gone 1:5, though. I wonder if he found the screen first and based the scale around that.
I want him to do these.
Yeah, Coleco tabletop size would be perfectly for playability. It's still awesome the guy made the super mini one, though.
What the...
That was amazing. I'd honestly buy one.
I like how everything is made to scale! Very nicely done!
With respect to the Coleco handhelds, I always preferred the handhelds made by Tomytronic. Often times they had a more pleasing design both aesthetically and gameplay wise.
This is cool but he should of made it a little bit bigger. He could probably sell it for tons of cash though. A real Star Wars Cab probably runs around $1500 he can probably get at least $500 dollars for that, just because its an oddity.
That's awesome! I used to love that game so much in the arcades. Where am I going to find 1:6 quarters? (sorry if this joke has already been used somewhere and I'm sure it probably has).
Yes, but 6:1 size, please.Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
I was thinking more along the lines of those Coleco handhelds, but with the actual games inside. I rarely found a handheld game like those, that was worth playing for an extended amount of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEGA.GENESIS1989
That is just....amazing! I want one.
Shit, I want my own full-sized Star Wars arcade cab for that matter. It looks so detailed though, the guy did a really nice job. I wonder how long it took him to make?
I loved them too. I still have my Pac-Man Tomy. However, I have no AC adaptor for it, and it takes a bunch of C batteries to work otherwise :(Quote:
Originally Posted by SEGA.GENESIS1989
http://www.handhelden.com/tomy/PacMan.jpg