This Beautiful Zelda-Themed N64 Console Must Surely Come from the Sacred Realm Itself

Awesome

It's certainly an amazing feat in design and modification. And yet, the gold flake really doesn't make for all to an attractive console/controller either. It's not really doing anything for me. I still personally prefer the classic unedited N64 console/controller setup myself, Haha

I'm not too keen on the gold flake effect, I think it makes it look a little cheap. I'd be curious to know what it'd look like without the effect. What I'm most interested in is the improved analogue stick, how do you manage that?

This guy sure enjoys the time to recreate a magical moment on an old system that only few people would ever still play today. You kind of wonder if this would turn out to be a trophy to be displayed or a system to glare at all the time when playing some of the old classics.

I like it, but the two tone thing is a bit off putting, it looks too red at the bottom. Also the grey joy stick and controller ports are a little off putting as well. Still very nice.

@Cinaclov I think the gold flake was a bit over done/over exposed. They should have did what Pokemon gold did, which was a subtle gold flaking

Wow, that is something else

I love my N64, I still play it all the time!

Not sure how I feel about the flaking, it is very cool, though. Placement of the Triforce on the controller seems off, too, rather just not have it on there.
So it looks like it's a very mediocre pale gold in white light but only the traditional, deep, rich LoZ gold in yellow light? Yiiiiike.

That all said, the trim on the N64 works amazingly well. Good logical spot for the complete Triforce emblem on the N64's expansion slot, and the border actually works.

Could've done without the gold flakes, and I don't like the two tone effect, it looks weirdly red on the bottom. Still an impressive job, I love gold products! Which is why I can't wait for my Zelda 3DS XL. I also love how colourful the N64 was, there were so many cool varieties (even an official gold one.)

I said it earlier in the week with the SNES one, it looks tacky when it's not official.

1. I HATE the "glossy plastic" effect he has done to these consoles

2. That glitter is horribly done. It's cool when it's smaller specks but they are way too big and ruin it.

Amazing job! I know some people don't like the gold flakes, although I think it adds to the colour scheme. It is different and better, just what we need. Just think of it as a million tiny Navi's screaming: 'HEY!'.

That looks AMAZING! I have a couple of N64s, so I should do something like this if I were creative... lol

Yeah, I wish the gold flake was less intense but the color scheme is nice and it looks pristine and impressive otherwise. Just a bit gaudy.

Glitter makes anything look tacky.

It's... it's just a regular N64 painted with gold glitter and and a small Triforce drawn on the controller.

Am I missing something? It looks tacky as hell, and could just as easily be a Boogie Nights themed N64 as a Zelda themed one.

All of the sparkles made it look girly, but there were some nice shiny finishing touches

The flakes are way too big, and that makes it look cheap.

@Cinaclov That looks like the GC style replacement stick for the N64, you can find these on amazon but they are junk.
http://www.amazon.com/Redesigned-REPLACEMENT-Joystick-Controller-Thumbstick/dp/B009MRZAUC/ref=pd_sim_vg_1

The only improvement is that they dont get loose or break like the original sticks but inputs are all wrong, deadzone is different and it is impossible to do quickspins on Zelda games. it works ok for some N64 games thou