Thanks for your reply!
Isn't all headers are made in a standard size unless specifically specified? (or maybe I did not understand you correctly)

Hello, I'm just about finished with my first build ever and I've decided to buy another pi zero for mostly learning electronics and pi hole, but for the possibility of building another Gameboy zero (I thought about upgrading to pi 3, but since I don't have a specific project in mind and most cm3 kit...

Hello, A few days ago I started my very first GBZ project - a Freeplay zero, and while I was very excited at first, it turned out to be more difficult than I thought. With my second shell I managed to finish making more room for the screen (though now you can also see a bit of the bezels on one side...

That's a valid option, though I do prefer a/b x/y buttons.
EDIT: Oh wow, I didn't know boxy pixel is for Gameboy Advance, thanks for the link!

Thanks!
Is there a way to know if the buttons will fit GBA? I know the GBA buttons have some pins coming out of them that "lock" them in place, but I don't know if their placement is unique to GBA or not

This looks amazing!
The shells themselves are astonishing but the addition of the BMO as a launcher and especially as a screen saver is absolutely awesome

I'm about to build my first GBZ (yay) and I'm planning to add x/y buttons. What I found curious is that no shop at AliExpress and co. are selling buttons that have x/y marked on them like we have with a and b. My immediate thought was to 3d print them but even there I didn't find anything (I found "...

I hope this is the right place to ask, sorry if not, I'm just new to this and excited Two days ago I got my first pi ever, pi zero, with the full intent of building a gbz (technically freeplay zero, but that's because I like the gba shell better). I was a bit hesitant buying the zero, because I read...