Midify board adds MIDI port to Nintendo gaming handhelds

Not like you really need another excuse to use your DS as a MIDI controller, but the hacking fiends over at Division 6 have just made available the aptly-titled Midify board. The tiny creation enables users to add a MIDI port to just about anything, but it specializes in Midifying Nintendo handhelds. It can be installed directly into a GBA, GBA-SP, DS or DS Lite, though it'll play nice with other electronics should you procure a few extra parts. We won't even bother mentioning what all you can do with this, but those already salivating at the thought shouldn't have too much trouble parting with $34.99.

[Via Hack A Day]

[Flashpoint @ Jun 23rd 2008 9:14AM]

If you are really a hacker, figure out a way to get DS to run CRYSIS on very high settings.

[neuralien @ Jun 23rd 2008 10:19AM]

how is your comment relevant? Running Crysis on very high on a DS isn't something "real hackers" are interested in. I mean, what's the point? This hack is about augmenting the capabilities of existing hardware systems, making them do things they were never meant to do. Now THAT is real hacking.

[Flashpoint @ Jun 23rd 2008 11:30AM]

the point is....


C R Y S I S

[pathumx @ Jun 24th 2008 4:57AM]

how many low ranks do people need till they figure out that crysis isn't funny anymore?

might i suggest an auto ban based on how many low ranks a person gets in relation to total number of comments?

[Michael @ Jun 23rd 2008 9:34AM]

Did the author forget the word "to" in the headline?

[bohsocks @ Jun 23rd 2008 10:04AM]

No, the omission just makes this headline modern art.

[Charlie Calhoun @ Jun 23rd 2008 2:38PM]

Confirmed: Rick Roll, do not click.

[Hëlikia @ Aug 21st 2008 5:32PM]

Very nice, curious if anybody knows what LC chip is on the board?