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Think the N64 portable was cool?

About a week ago we published a story about a N64 handheld. While that item was pretty cool, we have to give respect to this handheld too. Ben Heckendorn has just redesigned his NES portable which he lovingly calls the nPod. Now you can play all your old NES favorites on the go, not just the ones Nintendo decides to rerelease on the GBA.

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