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Cmr8286 — Reverse Engineering 64 Side
Published: 2006-01-11 17:32:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 5427; Favourites: 69; Downloads: 2566
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This was done for an M & P class I took last semester. The project was to reverse engineer a product and examine with what and by what means it was made. Instead of pasting the parts up on a board and lableing them, I thought this was a better way to present this particular product. It also has a nice sculptural appeal, I feel.Related content
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Would you mind explaining to me how you did it and what you used?
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I had to open these like 3 times cuz my little brother keep on breaking them, at first I was all exited cuz I've never opened one before... but putting everything back together and making it work and trying to make it kids proof ...that was another story...
I like your concept a lot! it's awesome!!!
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Wow this is seriously the coolest thing that I've seen all day. It's deserves a favorite.
(lulz im aware that this is 2 year old deviation XP )
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Very impressive work. Sure, I dont like seeing a Nintendo controller in pieces but when its for art, its slighty less worse.
Nice job,
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Wow, I found it surprising to see that the D-Pad was made the same as in the NES: The piece of hard-plastic to form the arrows and the soft-plastic pad underneath it. I guess good things never change. I wonder how the GameCube controller's D-Pad looks from the inside...
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there is only one way to find out, right
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