Finally I bought the the one with the red pcb, let´s see how destructive is the process of desoldering haha. I've seen in this post https://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=2312 the following image: http://i.imgur.com/jXQmuBU.jpg It's exactly the red pcb screen that I bought, and I see that on...

What i do is apply flux, melt solder on the tip and drag the tip across the ribbon, works very well Doesn't short the pins in that way? It looks like passing the solder over it could bridge the pins easily. I'm just a beginner in soldering small things, so I will practise your technique thanks for ...

Much easier to just use a wire cutter to remove the ethernet and usbports. IMG_2564.JPG Hi. how much is okay to cut from the pi3 pcb, where the ports are, without cutting some pads and lines that are in use. i still need 2 usb pads to solder on to. i found the solution my self :) http://i.imgur.com...

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I found a solution to make it work with Mupen64Plus at least. You have to disguise the controller as a mouse and enable mouse input in the AutoConfig.ini

So the solution is to use the gpio buttons and add the teensy analog as a mouse input? Does it works with psx too?

Hi everyone, Today just arrived my gaboze pocaio, but only the pcb. I already have all the parts ready to rock except the screen. I've been discussing about display sizes with some of you in other threads, and finally I'm going safe with the 2.8" because in this built I want to make a very simple ga...

Hi Nate, very nice work, I have a question about the screen fitting. Is it possible to fit the screen without making a hole to the gameboy shell?

It's amazing that you fit a 3,5" into the pocket, really impresive. The 3,5" in considered the standard in most game boy dmg builts, but there's always an obvious physical limitation when it comes to pocket builts. I'm building a pocket too right now, do you think this screen will fit in the pocket...

It's amazing that you fit a 3,5" into the pocket, really impresive. The 3,5" in considered the standard in most game boy dmg builts, but there's always an obvious physical limitation when it comes to pocket builts. I'm building a pocket too right now, do you think this screen will fit in the pocket?...

I love the gameboy pocket form factor but things get complicated. The gameboy dmg is perfect to fit a 3,5 inch screen, a raspberry pi 3 without removing connection headers, a big battery and really don't care about space, but for me its too big. Now I'm making a gameboy pocket built too for that rea...