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Bending a nintendo on public access TV

Here’s a nintendo bending “tutorial” I did for a public access station in CT. I’m not sure how informative it really is though. The most interesting part is at the end of the video where I show the effect of using a potentiometer to change the distortion levels. Thanks to Chad Rains for filming, editing and posting this video! Check out some hot super thumpin tunes on his bands myspace page.

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2 Responses to “Bending a nintendo on public access TV”

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    Arcturus said:
    July 17th, 2007 at 10:06am #

    Hey, that was a great video. I have a number of NES’s Ive been collecting, and thats just the push in the right direction that I needed to begin bending them. It would also be really wonderful if you could point out the graphics chip. :D

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    Timur Musabay said:
    March 9th, 2008 at 8:49pm #

    Hey just wanted to say thank you …..just getting into this and any help is really appreciated…

    btw what i really wanted to ask you about is the intro to the video….

    how did you achieve that….modified camera? post glitch mayeb thru a vcr?

    really amazing and reallly want to find out!!!!!

    tim

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