It'll most likely be a one time transfer, and I'd expect it would take a bit of time to transfer a couple gigs anyways. Or however large my collection is.

Just add USB 2 to Version 3. Gotta leave yourself some room to keep innovating, it's the Apple way.

I feel like the Gameboy was made for a larger screen like this. Looks so much better.

Sweet. Super excited about getting started on my second build, and I just finished my first one last night. Not super excited to look at my credit card statement though. ;) With this second build, I figured I'd go all out and do it right. And with Helders AIO that will eliminate a lot of the mess of...

Instead of creating a new thread, I'll just add to this one since it still deals with audio. So last night I finished my build! Feels pretty good when you connect everything and power it on and see the Retro Pie screen, and then boots to Emulation Station. Everything worked....Except for the audio. ...

Since I haven't put the order in yet (waiting to do some tests later) I'll add an additional 15 boards for purchase. Thx, but before I even had a chance they are all sold out again. Apparently people are buying multiple copies.. :evil: Can I still get on this..? I believe this order wasn't based on...

chaosratt wrote: It'd be cheaper to source all the parts separately yourself.

Not true, unless you plan on building 20-100 Gameboy Zeros. Think I've spent over $40 just to get those things that cost just pennies.

I know I would have rather have paid $6 for all that stuff, as opposed to about $8 per order of 10-100 for each item, when all I needed was one or two. Sure the price per piece when ordering in bulk like that is really really low. But when you only need one, it's pretty expensive.

Once I get mine done, I was thinking about gauging interest for my unused parts. I don't need 9 more POT wheels, headphone jacks, usb plugs, 98 tactile buttons, and whatever else I have. A lot of the extras I have won't be necessary if you get Helders All in One. But figured some people won't go tha...

Anyone have one of the 8bitdo controllers working with Retro Pie 4 on a RPi 3? Ive got the NES30 controller and while I can pair the device, I cannot properly map the controls. The D-pad refuses to map. But sometimes I can scroll up and down with it while in the mapping screen instead of registering...

I've only done testing just to make sure that my wiring worked. I haven't gotten to the Powerboost portion of my install yet. I used the pads under the power socket of the RPi. Those are 5v, correct? And haven't done anything software related yet either. I'll see what happens when I finalize the ins...