Transforming an Old Nokia 6600 smartphone into a Handheld Gaming Console: Can It Play Doom?

[@skatepunker]

this is something i couldnt imagine seeing. i wish u millions subs

[@diyotaku]

thank you, more videos like this will come, stay tuned 😉

[@allibaba3886]

Dude I hope your hard work gets recognition one day. All the best

[@diyotaku]

Thank you very much, I will continue to make videos like this😁

[@AlexanderZharko]

Good idea, to give an old hardware a second chance.

[@diyotaku]

Yes, I think is the best usage for this kind of devices - handheld gaming consoles

[@akmalikhansahafsah]

30.18 could you share the pin out diagram for the controller ?

[@diyotaku]

when my website will be finished it will be uploaded there

[@cleitindaezquina]

hey, what mini computer do you use in these videos?

[@diyotaku]

it is GPD micro PC

[@cleitindaezquina]

@@diyotaku good, it's great to know and, you work so great in 3d modeling on the GPD

[@diyotaku]

I might upgrade to a smaller computer in the future :))@@cleitindaezquina

[@blueasis]

I always love recycling old tech, GREAT STUFF!

[@diyotaku]

Stay tuned, more videos like this will come soon

[@blueasis]

@@diyotaku great, only suggestion is make the d-pad symmetrical next time, its very wonky

[@diyotaku]

@@blueasis yes, i was in a hurry, trying to keep the video as short as possible

[@blueasis]

@@diyotaku Perhaps edit out repetetive tasks like soldering the buttons the same way, every time. either way its cool!

[@diyotaku]

@@blueasis Soldering on those small pads was the most tedious part of this project :)

[@loruelvillarin9953]

can you make a tutorial how to install the emulators?

[@diyotaku]

sure, I will make a video on that one also

[@TheHonestFoodTeller]

OMG, they way you work in FreeCad without a mouse :) Amazing!

[@diyotaku]

Thanks! 😃

[@SHINOBHS]

Very good job that could be improved too, with a better case, better buttons, pad etc. Does it charge the battery too? That should be around 1500 mAh battery, should last pretty much for such a device. I have an old 6710 navigator that was pretty fast at it's time, has something like arm at 600mhz, could run nes, gba etc full speed and has a 320x240 screen. Cool stuff.

[@diyotaku]

thanks, the battery i charge separately, i also have more sybian nokias that are waiting modding:) stay tuned!

[@LarryMoore]

have you tried some collaboration with iPhone/Android developers so that you can design some open interface and communicate with your devices via a phone screen

[@diyotaku]

not yet

[@LarryMoore]

@@diyotaku I wanted to build something like that, because at work we have a RFID UHF tag device coupled into Android tablet, as far as I understand in iOS you need to make a STM32 module to use a specific name for Bluetooth device in order to make it easier coupled with iOS device

[@LarryMoore]

@@diyotaku there are such open interface approaches where some kind of smart house apps allow developers to build their own infrastructure on top of the app, Apple doesn’t allow to use dynamic libraries loaded in the app, but if you predefine interface you can use even any scripting language in the app, e.g. python or js (via webview channel)

[@diyotaku]

@@LarryMoore you mean a UI for a touchscreen android/ios?

[@LarryMoore]

@@diyotaku yes, like buttons, switches, controllers, some output

[@moistertelesky8001]

good but i think you should make the screen bigger

[@diyotaku]

I used the phone original screen

[@Døllargaming-k11]

Love it but make the parts were you 3D model shorter

[@diyotaku]

you mean the designing part?

[@reinoob]

Very cool

[@diyotaku]

thank you