AcidMods: Screenshots of the Razor X PCB installed in a PSP Slim |
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As you guys may recall, we ran a story a couple of days ago announcing the release AcidMods' new Razor X PCB. This new custom part will make it much easier for the Slim owners out there to install a second analog nub on their handheld.
Easy enough, it seems, that L0rdNic0 decided to do a little demonstration. The modder loaded it into his personal PSP Slim without any problems, though he reportedly had problems wiring the smaller-than usual header pins. Admittedly though, L0rdNic0's mod fits like a glove.
We remind the users that the Razor X PCB will cost you US$ 25. A little steep, perhaps, but it's certainly worth it if you're serious about putting a well thought-out mod in your handheld. There's also a video demo of Razor X via Cyberpyrot's thread post in the AcidMods forums, accessible via the source link below.
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Comments [refresh]
a video showing that it works would be nice.. so... what does it do? emulate the 4 buttons or what?
the equivalent of the second analog on the ps2.