Hand wiring an NES is a lot more challenging than a spectrum as it uses a lot more custom chips than the spectrum. This also means that an NES will have to be taken apart in order to donate the required chips. Instead a lot of new modders use NOAC clone consoles to drastically reduce the size of the handheld without requiring the massive effort for completely hand wiring the system. If you are interested, Ben has made several on his website benheck.com . This is my personal favourite of his builds NES-on-a-chip portable | The Official Website of Benjamin J Heckendorn
Hand wiring an NES is a lot more challenging than a spectrum as it uses a lot more custom chips than the spectrum. This also means that an NES will have to be taken apart in order to donate the required chips. Instead a lot of new modders use NOAC clone consoles to drastically reduce the size of the handheld without requiring the massive effort for completely hand wiring the system. If you are interested, Ben has made several on his website benheck.com . This is my personal favourite of his builds NES-on-a-chip portable | The Official Website of Benjamin J Heckendorn
