Super Mario 64
Pilot Wings
Wave Race
Mario Party 2
Ocarina of Time
Mario Kart 64
Majora's Mask
Diddy Kong Racing
Donkey Kong 64
Super Smash Brothers
Pokemon Snap
F Zero X
What else?
Was thinking fake but then the front pull out for the controllers seems like a really smart design for preserving these minis as a collectable on display as I think that's what they are really sold for after folks have had a few days to nostalgia.
It's part of the 1:1 recreation of the console?
Do you have a link for the 3D printed rpi case?I bet its a 3d printed case for a raspberry pie
I saw one guy on instagram that makes mini Dreamcast cases for Pie and they looked like the real deal. Something factory made by Sega
I think it looks quite similar to the width of the SNES mini, maybe slightly wider.
Super Mario 64
Pilot Wings
Wave Race
Mario Party 2
Ocarina of Time
Mario Kart 64
Majora's Mask
Diddy Kong Racing
Donkey Kong 64
Super Smash Brothers
Pokemon Snap
F Zero X
What else?
I bet its a 3d printed case for a raspberry pie
I saw one guy on instagram that makes mini Dreamcast cases for Pie and they looked like the real deal. Something factory made by Sega
So DK64 will work, of course.
It sounds silly but maybe a nostalgic Smash Bros & Mario party machine interferes with their Switch marketing. Still, could see it announced at their financial results briefing on Nov 1st.Wonder why they didn't launch September like the previous two.
Why would individual flaps be more expensive than a single part? SNES mini didn't have individual flaps either.Fake. They wouldn't use expensive and heavy material to make a removable front panel, they would have cheap individual flaps on the controller ports, probably made of a similar material as on the SNES mini.
Also it's way too late to announce it now if it's coming out this year.
Why would individual flaps be more expensive than a single part? SNES mini didn't have individual flaps either.
A real leak now doesn't necessarily mean it's coming out this year.
Only the SNES mini had that panel, because the SNES controller ports were thinner so just replacing them with Wiimote ports would have ruined the look of it. That's not really an issue with N64 ports so it'd be a bit weird if Nintendo used a flap like the SNES Mini again (especially a flap that looks significantly more awkward to use like the one in the OP.)That's the exact same front panel as on the NES and SNES mini which hides Wiimote plugs.
I forgot how small it would be... so it probable would have a removable front panel, but it wouldn't use metal. It would be rubber, like on the SNES mini.
The whole point of this thing is to be cheap to make. That sliding mechanism looks too expensive. Why not just use the same method/material as the SNES mini?
Dreamcast logo looks really bad here![]()
Is this the one you mean? It's the only one I could find. Yeah, it's 3d printed alright. And pretty much how I expect a 3D printed mock up to look using commonly available FDM print to look like.
I have never seen a 3D printed that can produce anything close to what's in the OP. not even SLA printing.
2018 is the year of the shadow drop.Fake. They wouldn't use expensive and heavy material to make a removable front panel, they would have cheap individual flaps on the controller ports, probably made of a similar material as on the SNES mini.
Also it's way too late to announce it now if it's coming out this year.
That's a guarantee it will have.
Save them 1$ licenses feeIt's probably fake, but it still pisses me off that Nintendo uses the wii controller sockets for these minis instead of USB like any other company in the world would.