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If you’ve ever wanted to take your 64 away from home, but want it to be more close to your wants, here is your chance. Clarky and Smith have created a portable Nintendo 64, but with a Zelda twist. This system has a golden color and a light-up Triforce on the back.
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So, do you think the Zelda Edition is cool? Would you get or make your own? Tell us what you think in the comments below.
Source: Clarky Creations Youtube (via Zelda Dungeon)
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds was unveiled on April 17, 2013 during a Nintendo Direct presentation. The official title and release date were announced on June 11, 2013. A Link Between Worlds is a direct sequel to the Super Nintendo title A Link to the Past. The two games feature the same Link and take place in the same game world.
Zelda Universe will provide a full range of guides for The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds when it is released later this year.
Zelda Universe will provide a full walkthrough for The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds when it is released later this year.
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That's boss! i want one
WHERE CAN I BUY ONE
Shut up and take my money !
OMG WANT!
As much of a Nintendo fan I am, played N64 since Mario Kart, Lylat Wars and all, and as awesome as this is… I personally would hate having one, it would take up as much room as my 3DS in a carry pouch with 6 games inside would these days… carrying N64 game cartridges would be a pain… and I would prefer the Triforce to be printed on rather than a light up Triforce.
Huh. Light up Triforce on back always gets a plus in my book.
Think it's cool? THINK it's cool? No, I KNOW it's cool.
This is every Zelda fan's dream, and the envy of every non Zelda fan. I must have it.
the Z button. it's on the right.
:I
Lame seal of approval.
I'm throwing my money at the screen, but nothing's happening. How can I get it?!
I've seen your exact same comment on other posts from different users, lol… but still, I want one too!!
HOW DO I GET THIS THING?
they need jobs at nintendo
NOW
Not gonna lie, this is awesome.
(o.O)
i…i really don't know what to say besides this is freaking amazing. i want one so bad i would trade an xbox for it. well if i had one, but you all know what i mean.
its amazing how you could make a hand held n64 i want one because my drunk cousin took my nintendo super nintendo and my n64 so tell me how to get one
dude tht sucks for real i dont let anyone touch my nes,snes,n64,or my wii.I tell people dont touch them dont even,look at them,dont look at me either.I even tackled my dad when he tried to pick up my nes still in the box.
I love i would like to have it for my collection.Plus its zelda themed(Duh)any zelda or nintendo fan would want one.I also think it saves time i mean tell me im wrong i have a nes,snes,n64,and wii.It such a pain in the ass to plug them thats another reason i want one.Please make more and sell them on ebay!PLEASE!
I MUST HAVE THIS !!! can some one please email me on how to get one i will buy one of these no matter the cost!!!
[...] Der sogenannte “Mini 64 ZE” Mod besitzt ein integriertes Display und diverse Buttons aus Gamecube und Playstation Controller für die Steuerung. Die Cartridges der Spiele werden oben in die Konsole gesteckt. Auf der Unterseite des Handhelds befindet sich zudem ein Regler, mit dem die Lautstärke der Lautsprecher angepasst werden kann. Ebenfalls cool: Auf der Rückseite befindet sich ein leuchtendes Triforce. In dem unten eingebetteten Video demonstriert der Modder die Konsole anhand von Zelda Ocarina of Time und Diddy Kong Racing. Leider ist der Mini 64 ZE Mod eine Auftragskonsole, sodass sie nicht zum Verkauf stehen wird. Gegen ein entsprechendes Sümmchen fertigt Clarky euch jedoch bestimmt auch eine weitere Konsole. [via Zelda Universe] [...]
Ugly like a cheap prostitute. Wish the design was better.
What about the R and L buttons?
You could just play it on the 3DS and it would take up less space and would not have those pinchy playstation + like buttons. The 3DS version looks better, too.