The ULTIMATE Portable NES!

Just when you thought you have experienced the NES in every way possible.... Introducing the NES Project! You are no longer held captive by outlets, cords or even screens!

Finally, enjoy your favorite NES Classic games on your own terms.

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The following items are some of the parts I used to make the NES Project:

Weller Soldering Iron:

Multimeter:

NES Classic:

Brookstone Keychain HDMI Projector:

Rechargeable NES Classic Wireless Controller for Nintendo NES Classic Edition:

Qi Wireless Charger + Charging Receiver for Android - Black Wide Top Narrow Bottom Interface:

Dual USB 5V 1A 2.1A Mobile Power Bank 18650 Battery Charger PCB Module Board:

4PCS MECO 3.7v 4000mAh Protected Rechargeable 18650 Li-ion Battery

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Software I use:

Adobe Creative Cloud (Includes everything listed below):

Adobe Photoshop (Raster Graphics):

Adobe Illustrator (Vector Graphics):

Adobe Premiere (Video Editing):

Adobe After Effects (Video Effects):
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Social Links:
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[CDPropShop]

That's beautiful work and so inspiring! Great job Wes!

Also, FIRST!

[Ronin]

DUDE... you are a mad scientist, I freaking love this. Now I need to make one myself.

[forby_]

The wireless charging is such a cool idea. So well done 👏

[GeekBuildersNet]

The Nintendo PR<Ô>JECT. This is one of the coolest DIY builds I've seen in quite a while. I wish more systems were self contained without losing functionality... I want 5 of these for my future nursing home.

[jonvannatto]

Such a great project. Thanks for bringing us along through the build!

[robertryals]

Great job!!! It was fun to all sides of that build!

[ManCrafting]

Awesome video! Great project. Out of the box thinking for sure. Wes you never disappoint. 🔥👍🏼🔥

[TheGarageEngineer]

Great work. Inspired a few ideas I've been wanting to try. Thanks for sharing.

[brokenantlerworkshop]

Dude. Just dude. This is absolutely incredible! Love it!

[ADadAndHisKids]

Awesome build Wes, glad to see the video since all the talk on the podcast. I have an old NES but it works, don't want to mess it up building a RetoPi

[Cunione]

Congratulations man, you're a genius !!! Adding an HDMI output will be a good idea. 👍🏻😉

[CuriousJeff]

Super cool! Excellent concept and execution.

[BenBrandt]

Great work Wes! A fun concept and really clean implementation

[phil.pinsky]

Dude! That is a crazy cool project, love it!

[masterofnone]

Great project and video editing. I love this idea. Awsome job man!

[KeithDecent]

You’re a damned genius! Also we have the same taste in Mega Man remixes.

[reforzar]

Amazing. I can’t wait to play it someday over a big plate of pancakes.

[westonscampbell]

Can you share any information regarding the pocket projector? Make and model? I'm curious about it, as I've never seen one that small before.

[khatharrmalkavian]

V2 concerns:
Wireless charging is fun, but it's also slow and wasteful. Recommend adding wired power/charging for the console.
The removable projector shield is a weak point. Someone is going to lose or break that. If possible, it may work to drill through the black cover and then add a thin, transparent plastic shield over that whole face, then just color the silver part of the projector face black so that it all looks decent from the outside. It would need a lot of tinkering to get it right, though.
That reset button looks like its not going to last. The mini also doesn't appear to be well seated. I'm not sure if that's just at that point in the build or if it's got room to shift around in there, but it would be wise to pack it in tightly with foam tape or whatever so that it can't jiggle around and get scuffed or break a contact.

All in all a very cool project. Thanks for showing it!

[chopcyk]

that is a cool thing because i saw it in rl and it was cool