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Rackmount 12-head Nintendo 64 units

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paigeoliver:
We have one of these things at work in our hotel.

It is a rackmount N-64 system. It can play as many as 12 different games simultaneously on 12 different TV sets. The games are all on a hard drive.

The whole thing is in a single rackmount box about 4" tall.

Now, my question is this.

Where in the heck can I get one of these things? I'll bet you could pop the hard drive out and load EVERY N64 game onto it fairly easily.

SNAAAKE:
You can buy z64 instead !

http://interesting-devices.com/asp/product.asp?recorprod=1&product=188&cat=42&ph=&keywords=&recor=&SearchFor=&PT_ID=  :D

I seen it in action(like 3 years ago).Some dude I knew had 1.
Copys n64 games in like 30 seconds.Loads from zip drive as well
http://www.softidea.com/Z64/z64info.html

pmc:
Where do those hotel systems go to die? I bet the boneyard is full of them given that they aren't really suitable for consumers. I bet they depreciate 'em and then sell 'em off as scrap like old PCs.

Maybe a wholesale used market?

It'd be a really cool toy to own. Certainly somewhat unique.

Edgedamage:
My company sent me to Montreal to train staff on new equipment. And was staying at this hotel. In the rooms beside the TV's was a playstation controller. You went to channel 80 and there was menu of games to play you choosed the game with the remote. A few seconds later the game started. I wonder how that system worked?

paigeoliver:

--- Quote from: Edgedamage on April 03, 2004, 11:38:42 am ---My company sent me to Montreal to train staff on new equipment. And was staying at this hotel. In the rooms beside the TV's was a playstation controller. You went to channel 80 and there was menu of games to play you choosed the game with the remote. A few seconds later the game started. I wonder how that system worked?

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Same thing, likely a rackmount system, probably had a disk changer rather than being hard drive based.

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