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I put an M1 Mac mini inside an old Wii to create not only the most beautiful retro Mac mini case, but also a Wii that can run Nintendo games in beautiful 4K resolution! This project taught me soldering, 3D printing, wiring, and more! youtu.be/4qOCjH2T7HQ

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Miles Somerville

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Always switchin' it up with the DIY content. Love it 🔥

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Ernie Smith is also @ernie@writing.exchange

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This is clever

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@Im_the_iPhoneXR

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Should’ve done a Wii U because it’s smaller, has newer tech and especially because it has HDMI

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Ricardo Cardona 2

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Are you using Open Emu to run the games?

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Dolphin I think

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Nicholas Frisbie

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That’s pretty slick! Well done!

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Loved this video!

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Genius, I’ve always wanted to do this with a PC, but size restrictions

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Really cool project!