PSP SNES Controller Mod
greg | October 29, 2008
Play Super Nintendo the way it’s meant to be played… … Well, sort of… The F00 has crafted something so crafty, I’ll quote the mod master himself:
Some time ago I was contacted by a nice guy in the US. He asked me whether I would be interested in building a psp mod for his partner. She has limited use of one of her hands and as such can’t use a psp, but she can however use a SNES controller perfectly (I’ve seen it, its quite a talent). So he asked if I would be able to add a SNES controller to a PSP for her.
Well at long last here it is.
And in related news, you best ready your eBay auction paddles — the F00 is [soon] selling a collection of individually modded PSPs on eBay this week. Check the source link for updates on that.
- source: thef00.blogspot.com
Comments (33)2 Mods 1 PSP
greg | December 2, 2007
Chalk up another for F00 f00 with video & mod #2 of today… This PSP will be on sale at coolmods.co.uk within the next week or two. Should you dig it, you’ll know where to get it.
The synopsis:
…What I did here is add 2 leds to each of the original led points, mem/power/wifi that can be switched between using the note key. The blue mode has a music lighting mod. I used a modified version of a headphone amp circuit for the pulsing, it works much better than any other circuit I’ve used, the lights are very responsive (not that you can tell in the vid). The Red mode has solid lighting in the triggers an speakers. The colour switching is handled by a PIC microcontroller.
And read more here…
Comments (16)NatyK0’s Modded PSP by F00 f00
greg | December 2, 2007
F00 f00, the bearded member of Acidmods, has taken NatyK0’s PSP transforming it into something you wish you had… Check it out –
It’s got: USB charging, custom engraved faceplate, custom jewel, dual nub, music lighting (using a VU meter circuit), and all LEDs switched to blue.
- source: AcidMods
Hey F00 f00, mod my PSP next.
Comments (24)Razor — 2nd Analog PSP Nub In Action!
greg | May 3, 2007
Can’t stop, won’t stop, rockin’ to the boogity beat. And that’s just what the Acidmods crew continue to do as they stun the world with their phenomenal line of PSP hardware mods. Wait… Oh yeah! We cover mods too. (Look up — way up.)
CyberPyrot and F00 f00 showcased their nub (Razor) design just last week. As promised, here’s a video demonstrating how dope this mod truly is…
Commence the prototype… Lights, camera, action!
Don’t you just want one?
Comments (61)New Nub — Code Name (Razor Nub)
greg | April 25, 2007
Master of the Mods, CyberPyrot, has granted the community a sneak peak at his new replacement nub for the PSP; code-named, “Razor Nub.” F00 f00 will be the first to showcase the new nub design, and according to the ongoing discussion, its been tested and functions nicely. Perhaps we’ll see more in the coming days; these guys never seem to disappoint.

Lifey’s Modded PSP
greg | April 22, 2007
F00 f00 has shared what he calls, “one of his best pieces so far.” And I sir, agree.
Lifey asked me to install music pulsing LED’s along with a few other mods. What I didn’t fully realize at the time was, this would be the first fully internal music mod so far. Pirate’s original poc worked only via the headphone jack. So there was a fair bit of brainstorming between cyber an myself to get this going. But it was well worth it.
Here is what the complete modification consists of:
- Clear case (installed by lifey)
- 4 LED’s music pulsing
- Wifi/mem/power to blue
- Usb Charging
- Dual nub (with lower profile)
- Hold switch for lighting on/off
Absolutely awesome!
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