I have built a Gameboy Zero, using Helder's All in One version 2.2. It is basically using an arduino as a USB gamepad, I'm slowly learning more about the specs on it. With this guy, I cannot select OK, CANCEL or BACK in the Linux menus that are launched via the RertroPie menu in emulationstation. I'...

Hi, I wired my Helder board pretty much like that. I also wired the Screen (Power comes from Helder board, Screen works) but my pi doesnt recognize the helder board as usb controller - shouldnt it work just like that or do i need to do something differently? I twisted D+/D- cables. Best regards, To...

bassholio wrote:A few more:

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Nice job all around, may I ask which theme this is on the TV? That looks like it would display nice on the small screen for my GBZ project.

Also, arcade cabinets are a blast to play!

I'll have to look into that one. Also, I like the closeup picture. I can actually read the model number of the chip.

Check out SidSilver's project. That looks like the screen he is using, and the one I am using. Look over the pictures of his controller board and yours to verify it's the same one. You will basically need to solder a wire to pin 3 of the chip. I tried running my screen like this off of 5v and it wou...

How did you know to run that small cable to make it work on 5v? I'm afraid to even solder it with the pins on that chip being 1mm apart. I definitely never would have known to run a cable there. O_o I can try to explain why this works. That chip is a voltage regulator. It takes 12v in, and converts...

Just put my order in for one today. I look forward to this project! I finally have a new reason to revive my old original Gameboy!