Hailrazer's Kamikaze 64 is the most polished portable N64 yet (video)

Money talks, and, in the world of custom hardware, occasionally yields some amazing results. Such is the case with Hailrazer's latest handheld console mod, the Kamikaze 64. It's a portable version of Nintendo's decidedly wired Nintendo 64 that someone commissioned him to build, probably after seeing his impressive NCube portable GameCube. This one is equally comprehensive, and while it doesn't compete against either of the supposed world's smallest portable N64s, it does offer the full suite of controls, plus input for a second controller, video output, and even includes the controller's I/O port on the back. (That means it's Controller Pak compatible, and its future owner can take his or her all-time greatest Mario Kart 64 ghost replays on the road.) No word on how much the mystery commissioner paid for this one, but we're thinking they got a good deal.

[Thanks, Jonathan]

[Federaly Posted Jan 25th 2010 7:05AM]

Ahhhhhhhhh.....Friggen amazing!!!

[geekthree Posted Jan 25th 2010 7:13AM]

I like how they got Wolverine in as a hand model...

Oh.. and..

YE HAWWWW...

Sorry.. couldn't help that :D

[geekthree Posted Jan 25th 2010 7:15AM]

@geekthree

Just so no-one thinks i'm trolling or anything.. I really do think this is very awesome..

[cosmicinglewood Posted Jan 25th 2010 7:27AM]

nice work on the custom action!

[xnifex Posted Jan 25th 2010 10:41AM]

@brown like dookie he actually starts playing LoZ:OoT towards the end of the video.

[Alan Smithee Posted Jan 25th 2010 11:21AM]

Very nice. It's basically a homemade Nomad, but for the N64.

...looks about as portable as the Nomad too. Any battery options, and how long do they last?

[OrsonX Posted Jan 25th 2010 4:43PM]

but why?

why re-vamp the old when you can embrace the new?

[jareth86 Posted Apr 20th 2010 2:07AM]

It's light; handle's adjustable for easy carrying; good for righties and lefties; breaks down into four parts; undetectable by X-ray; ideal for quick discreet interventions. A word on firepower. Titanium recharger; 3000-round clip with bursts of 3 to 300. With the replay button, another Zorg invention, it's even easier. One shot, and replay sends every following shot to the same location.