12 Jun 2006
NES Controller Cellphone Mod
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Relive the glory days with this NES Controller that has been modified into a cellphone. Everything is original - the buttons and casing. This modification uses a Nokia 3200 radio and electronics because it’s so easy to get the casing off and get to the good stuff. This is probably the only phone I’d ever wear on one of those nerdy hip-holsters.
Read on for instructions on making your own NES Controller phone.
Last night I was contemplating other strange form-factors to use as cellphone handsets. We’ve already tackled wired retro handsets as well as bluetooth handsets, so I wanted to do something a bit different. It struck me that a Nintendo controller would make the ultimate handset.
As the night went on and the idea evolved, I thought to myself; “Self, why not make the controller into the actual phone?” Self thought this was a great idea and we set to work. My first idea was to use an actual GSM radio and build the other electronics and antenna. I ditched the idea when I remembered my old Nokia 3200 which I had sitting around.
The Nokia 3200 was advertised as the “American Idol” phone or some such nonsense. Because it has interchangeable face plates, the case was removable. In addition, each button actually has two digits on it, so there are half as many buttons as normal. These two facts make this the perfect phone for modifying - easy to get to electronics, and less buttons = less cutting.
I first grabbed the current faceplate out of my phone and used it as a stencil to guide my cuts. I would need to cut out the screen and each of the buttons (9 total). I put a lot of thought into where to put the phone - the orientation, and everything. The screen is opposite of the A and B buttons on the controller because that is the side that says “Nintendo” on it. I wanted that to be the visible part when I was making a call.
Also left out is a hole for the power button and a way to charge the phone. These would also be simple modifications but I will leave them for version 2.0.
So after tracing my buttons it was time to open up the controller. Everything was removed. All the mounts and female screw ports and everything were twisted off with a pair of pliers. For a few of them I had to use a dremel to get it completely flat. The idea here is that you want as much space inside the controller as possible to accept our fat phone without noticeable bulge.
Once this was accomplished I set to work with the dremel on the cuts for the buttons and screens. I drilled holes in each of the areas to be removed and worked with a sanding dremel tip to sand all the way to the edge of where I had marked. If you try this, remember the friction will produce molten plastic. Wear safety goggles if you value your eyes, and make small cuts to avoid burning the plastic and turning it black.
There was a little trial and error in getting the buttons exactly right, but after a second round of dremeling everything fits pretty good. The one complaint I had is that the top right button hits one of the controller’s original screw holes, making it look like I did a worse job than I did. Also, the controller I used was actually cracked in the back which didn’t help the overall looks, either.
Now for the moment of truth. I fitted the phone into the controller. The side tabs were left in the controller and actually help the phone fit tightly into place. Also, a but of plastic around the directional pad was left to form a little housing for the phone so it can’t slide down in the controller.
Blast! My estimations on the thickness of the phone were a bit off. Turns out the phone is too thick for this project by maybe 0.5cm. No matter though, this is version 1.0 and will still get the desired reaction if we close the gap with a little electrical tape.
The buttons were a special challenge. Each button has to be dremeled down so it fits flush inside the controller case. This involves cutting the red buttons off at the tab, and cutting the entire back off the directional buttons (the biggest pain of the whole project). I used a dremel here as well.
The select and start buttons were easy, and I simply cut them into the shape I needed with a pair of scissors. The buttons can the be glued or taped into place. Just make sure they do not intrude into the inside space of the controller.
The last step is drilling a hole for the microphone and speaker. This is important how it is done. Both are designed to have sort of a funnel over them to direct the sound. I did it perfectly on the microphone but the earpiece needs some work - a lot of noise escapes and the caller sounds far away.
Again, the faceplate can be used to mark the hole for the speaker, but you’ll have to eyeball the hole for the microphone. Once you get this done you can assemble the whole phone and you’re ready to go. Don’t forget to put your sim card in the new phone or you’ll end up having to tape up the phone twice.
Here is a video of the final product.
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NES Controller cellphone mod…
Sam writes “Relive the better days with this NES Controller that has been modified into a cellphone. Everything is original - the buttons and casing. This modification uses a Nokia 3200 radio and electronics because it’s so easy to……
Good concept, poor execution.
The craftsmanship looks pretty sloppy.
I just don’t quite get this one. Can’t you put a cell phone into just about any plastic box? Is there something special about the box used here? I can’t see anything special in the finished project. I might conceivably put a cellphone into….what?…maybe an altoids tin…maybe a copper box I make from circuit board material….maybe a plastic box from a fishing box container….maybe a handmade latigo leather case i sew together using a leather awl and punch the holes using a belt hole punch..maybe a case for an (I hate to say it..)….iPod. This case does not seem interesting at all. What am I missing?
^ You gotta be kiddin’ me, Ron. What’s so special about it? It’s an NES controller! N-I-N-T-E-N-D-O! 8-bit forever!
Now I have something to go with my NES belt buckle.
Nice idea, and sure to get the geeklove when you pull it out to order pizzas for your LAN party. I’d like to see the NES buttons used for something, like make the d-pad actually work the phone d-pad, and A/B for call/end.
I’m a Genesis fanboy myself, so I may steal your idea with one of the much fatter Sega controllers. I’ve already got a “sonic” ringtone so it would be appropriate…
Ok. I guess the pics don’t show enough of the original controller to convey the import of such a venture…I concede. It has it’s place in society, and it is a credible attempt to recycle and reuse something headed for the landfill. I recant my diatribe.
HOWTO turn a NES controller into a cell-phone…
Diyhappy took apart a Nokia 3200 — which had interchangeable faceplates and was thus readily uncased — and rebuilt it inside an old Nintendo Entertainment System controller. He dremelled out holes for the buttons and the screen and voila, the NES mo…
Only suggestion I have would be to glue back on the start/select, a/b and Dpad. That would be awesome
Ok i’m stupid.. Didn’t look at the first pic after reading the article. Nice job.
One other thing you left out is some way to use the flash light, and if you were not aware that this phone had a flash light you are missing out on the best part about the phone. I understand its different depending on whom you got the phone from, but on mine you can activate the flashlight by holding down the asterix key for approximately 3 seconds.
It’s a super bright led and seems like a no brainer. I still use this phone because I don’t want to go back to using a dimly lit face plate to find my keys in the dark.
That said can’t wait to try this out for myself, dremel HO.
No, you’re right - I just updated that pic while you were reading it… How could I forget “the money shot”of the completed project?!?!
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How you’ve got to add this to the Nintendo belt buckle…and the lego nintendo case….if you had an ear piece you could get it to come out where the cable would be…then just go around the place messing with the controller!!
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Genius idea man,,,, i wish others too would see the excitment rather than crying about how sloppy it is or it looks like any other box.
A great example of how to use u stuff around the house rather than throwing them away.
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What a great idea! Instead of using a Dremel I’ll bet you could get a sign shop to laser cut the holes into the NES controller for you if you were to provide them with a suitable template.
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finally…something useful for my SNES controller…Genius!
[...] Já pensou em transformar seu telefone celular em um controle do clássico video-game NES? O NES [Nintendo Entertainment System] , também carinhosamente apelidado de Nintendinho, é o clássico dos clássicos. Poucos video-games possuem uma biblioteca de games tão estensa e tão adorada quanto a dele. Entretanto alguns fãs conseguem atingir um outro nível de saudosismo com aplicações inusitadas para sua paixão pelo NES. Uma delas é a febre dos mods. O fanático da vez construiu um case mod do controle do NES para colocar o seu telefone celular dentro. É isso mesmo, agora toda a vez que tocar o telefone ele puxará um controle de Nintendinho para atender. O produto final não é realmente a obra de um artesão, mas o que vale é a idéia… Eu acho. Nesse link você verá mais fotos, nesse outro link tem um vídeo com o cara construindo o case mod. [...]
How’s the reception on the phone? Can the internal antenna overcome the new plastic case? Would this make it unusable in real life?
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Very cool!
Has anyone built one that uses the original NES buttons?
I really like this idea and would done it myself if it wasn’t for the electrical tape part, makes it seem ghetto.
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Great idea!
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yo, when will version 2.0 of this DIY come out
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Did the back of the case crack because you used those big pliers to remove the “plugs” inside the controller casing?
i’m looking at building my own here with a Nokia 3310 (it’s the one i got available, not too many buttons, the front comes off and the buttons are fairly well spaced)
anyway while i was looking at the case it looked to me like the plastic would crack if i applied a lot of pressure with pliers like in the picture.
getting neatly fitting holes for the buttons seems like a challenge to, i don’t have a dremel so most likely i’ll drill the corner points and then file the holes out.
A cell phone NES mod…
There isn’t much to say about this so I’ll just link to it. I thought it was kinda neat - check it out - some guy put an old NES controller on his phone so it looks like he’s……
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can make this too whith nokia 6630?
bellissimo!
(very nice)
saluti from Italy!
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Very cool. But my question is:
How the heck do you charge the thing? I’m assuming that the charge port is on the bottom, did you make a hole on the side of the controller that will fit the charging plug?
wow, that cracked me. i want one - smiley face.
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holycrap.
the aznGeek i am.
im like drooling over your fone :]
u are my hero !
holy crap, i would sell my soul for that. haha. seriously, i wish i had the brains and willpower to destroy my cellphone to do that because i love NES like no other and have an abundance of controls that don’t work. you should make those and sell them.
NES Control pad is still in fashion…
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Hi
I wanted to ask if it would be possible to do the same with a nokia 3510i?
http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/images/o2/o2-nokia-3510i.jpg
Thanks
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where is v.2??
I wanna see how you placed all the other crap like the power button and the charger slot already >.
i have a nokia virgin mobile but i cant think of what i could put it in.the buttons are too close togeter and also im like 13 soo kin of a challenge.ideas?
mi a f@sz ertelme van ennek??????
it looks so sweet. I don’t think that i can pull myself together to put even a sratch on my good-old NES or it’s controllers
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Those who once played with a NES understand the emotional level of this projetc , great job man , i’m going to find a NES controller to try this mod.
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yo sam i am gettin the one wih the camera any suggestions to still let the camera wrk???
can you translate your method in french? please!
This is the most ingenious idea I’ve ever heard of.
Congrats on making this awesome phone. XD
Woo old school nintendo forever =)
lol! awesome! how many does a such cheap phone cost? i wanna make myself one to
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hey. i really like this! i wanna do something like this to, but i got no nes controller
do you know other cool objects?
please make a V2.0
jonas
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the only nes button I agree should do something is the start button which should turn on the phone. But I can understand if the outer casing is too full, btw this guy probably did it the exact way I would have done it, I wouldn’t have been to good at doing something like making the start button turn it on though. I would also make a custom skin for the front so it doesn’t look to ugly in the front.
For the next one, keep the black tape. I don’t know why, but it looks so much better that way.
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Ron Giuntini == NUT FUCKER.
You jackass Ron, you’re a fucking tool! TOOL I SAY, TOOL.
I hope you get hit by a bus.
THIS CASE RULES!
well nice idea ;-}goner make me self one dude enjoy
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SO F-in PIMP
I gotta go and make one now !
Hey,
I did this mod using a Nokia 3220 and it probably turned out a little better as the phone is slimmer so it fits in the original casing without the use of tape. The money part of it is I have it set up so that the camera goes through the hole for the B-button so it is still functional.
Thanks for the idea!
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seriously cool I have a question can you or anybody for that matter mod a cellphone screen into a P.C case please write me and let me know thank you for your time.
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