Youtuber and tech wizard, BigRig Creates has shared a new video where he first assembles, then plays on the world’s biggest Nintendo DS.
In the shared video, BigRig assembles the system’s iconic dual screens by combining a large computer monitor and – of all things – a McDonald’s restaurant touchscreen before printing all the relevant buttons and D-pads in 3D.
The level of technical wizardry that he used for setting up this massive device seems overshadowed by the sheer fact that it actually works. He demonstrates Super Mario 64, Mario Kart DS, Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter and McDonald’s training simulator software.
As seen in the above video, the size of this enormous DS obviously makes the games in it more difficult to play. Imagine the arms reach that would go into drifting the tear-inducing Rainbow Road turns.
Hey @HugeNintendoDS. Huge fan. pic.twitter.com/9VsE1AzpYw
— BigRig Creates (@BigRigCreates) July 3, 2022
However, never mind ramming the system with a red mushroom as this gigantic project brings out the big guns in form of yellow mega mushrooms to create the biggest playable edition of the Nintendo DS.
Although it would take a player with big and probably long hands to have fun with this, but we can’t deny the fact that BigRig’s project is very impressive, despite somewhat impacting on the DS’s portability.
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