I’m a big fan of retro video games. I’m also a big fan of people who are good with electronics and have a little too much time on their hands.
So I was intrigued to see that someone has put a Super Nintendo inside a toaster.
It’s quite impressive that the Nintoaster actually works. Wonder how much he would get for it on Ebay?
Here’s what the creator had to say about it :
You guessed it! A Super Nintendo crammed inside of a toaster.
Built from nothing more than a Super NES, a toaster, four different types of adhesives, magnets ripped from a broken hard drive, six orange LEDs, a bunch of resistors, plexiglass, and many many spare wires. Not too dissimilar from my previous toaster, only this time the temperature comtrol knob DOES serve a purpose!If for some reason you feel the need to adjust the brightness of the orange LEDs, now you can. I’ll admit though, it does seem to take issue with my copy of Super Mario World 2. The game seems to randomly glitch and ultimately freeze at certain points, then lose my saved game. It could be my copy of the game, the length of wire used to relocate the cartridge slot or a combination of the two.
I’m not too concerned about it though because it was able to play every other game I tested in it flawlessly, including Super Metroid which I was able to play through from start to finish without issue.
Link : Super Nintoaster
