
Game Console Hacking
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Content
- Front Cover
- Game Console Hacking
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction 2.0
- Introduction
- Part I: Introduction to Hardware Hacking
- Chapter 1. Tools of the Warranty-Voiding Trade
- Introduction
- The Essential Tools
- Basic Hardware Hacking
- Advanced Projects and Reverse Engineering
- Where to Obtain the Tools
- Chapter 2. Case Modifications: Building an Atari 2600PC
- Introduction
- Choosing your Features: Why the Atari 2600?
- Preparing for the Hack
- Performing the Hack
- In Conclusion
- Resources and Other Hacks
- Part II: Modern Game Consoles
- Chapter 3. The Xbox
- Introduction
- Opening the Xbox
- Controller Hacks
- Getting Inside Your Controller
- Xbox Networking Hacks
- Creating Your Own Crossover Cable
- Extending the Network Status LEDs to the Front Panel
- Wireless Networking Hacks
- Installing a Modchip
- Running Linux on an Unmodified Xbox
- Other Hacks
- Homebrew Game Development
- Xbox Resources on the Web
- Chapter 4. PlayStation 2
- Introduction
- Commercial Hardware Hacking: Modchips
- Getting Inside the PS2
- Installing a Serial Port
- Booting Code from the Memory Card
- Other Hacks: Independent Hard Drives
- PS2 Technical Details
- Homebrew Game Development
- PS2 Resources on the Web
- Part III: Handheld Game Platforms
- Chapter 5. Nintendo Game Boy Advance
- Introduction
- A Very Brief History of Nintendo
- Opening the GBA Console
- Replacing the Display Lens
- Light Up Your LCD with the GBA Afterburner Mod
- Enhancing Your Afterburner with the GBA Stealth Dimmer Chip
- Nintendo GBA Technical Specifications
- Homebrew Game Development
- Other Hacks
- Nintendo GBA Resources on the Web
- Chapter 6. Gamepark 32 (GP32)
- Introduction
- Out of the Box: Configuring Your GP32
- Opening the GP32 Console
- Replacing the GP32 Screen Cover
- Repairing Your Buttons
- Accelerating Your GP32 (CPU Core Voltage Increase)
- Creating a DC Power Adapter
- Installing the Multifirmware Loader
- Homebrew Game Development
- Other Hacks
- GP32 Resources on the Web
- Part IV: Retro and Classic Systems
- Chapter 7. Nintendo NES
- Introduction
- Opening the NES Console
- Replacing the 72-Pin Cartridge Connector
- Blue Power LED Modification
- Disabling the NES "Lockout Chip
- Opening an NES Game Cartridge
- Replacing the Battery in Certain Game Cartridges
- Creating an EPROM Cartridge for Homebrew Game Development
- Homebrew Game Development
- Other Hacks
- NES Resources on the Web
- Chapter 8. Atari 2600
- Introduction
- Atari 2600 Left-Handed Joystick Modification
- Repair Your Atari 2600 Joysticks
- Revitalize Your Atari 2600 Paddles
- Use an NES Control Pad with your 2600
- Atari 2600 S-Video/Audio Mod
- Atari 2600 Stereo Audio Output
- Homebrew Game Development
- Atari 2600 Resources on the Web
- Chapter 9. Atari 5200
- Introduction
- Opening the Atari 5200
- Atari 5200 Blue LED Modification
- Atari 5200 Two-Port BIOS Replacement
- Creating an Atari 5200 Paddle Controller
- Freeing Yourself from the 5200 Four-Port Switchbox
- Atari 5200 Video and Audio Upgrade Modification
- Other Hacks
- Homebrew Game Development
- Atari Resources on the Web
- Chapter 10 Atari 7800
- Introduction
- Blue LED Modification
- Game Compatibility Hack to Play Certain Atari 2600 Games
- Voltage Regulator Replacement
- Power Supply Plug Retrofit
- Other Hacks
- Homebrew Game Development
- Atari 7800 Resources on the Web
- Appendix A: Electrical Engineering Basics
- Introduction
- Fundamentals
- Basic Device Theory
- Microprocessors and Embedded Systems
- Soldering Techniques
- Common Engineering Mistakes
- Web Links and Other Resources
- Index
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