Hi guys, ... I still have quite a lot of parts, boards, and other necessary equipment that seems to be going to waste. The first board worked, but I thought it was too big to fit well inside and that people wouldn't like that. After I did the redesign I couldn't get the new boards soldered well eno...

Well kite has gotten his Compute Module board done. (Preorders just opened)

I'll still keep an eye on this one, but I can't say I'd still get one.

Don't know if any of you saw this already.

Is Nintendo Secretly Working on a Game Boy Classic? (Nerdist News w/ Jessica Chobot)

Just thought it might be of interest.

Got mine today, unfortunately the red wire broke off when i pulled it out of the case. Where do I have to solder it? far right (in your image) for red I was just about to say I don't want to cut mine open, so I'm glad someone else could answer the question. And to resurrect a question I posted befo...

Any updates or changes?

Was about to flip my lid. Pulled out the multi-meter to verify polarity, checked a known good battery, good to go. Hooked up the new battery, 000. Hooked up the second battery 000. Checked known good battery, 000 Oh, one of the leads was just barely sitting in the meter. DOH! Reconnect 3.99 (both ba...

Shipping notification received 24 August, arrived today, 1 September.

Delays are to be expected with a new product.

Rather have something that works than something that doesn't.

Congratulations. And you deserve every thanks you've gotten. Built my first GBZ and love it (although I had to fix a battery issue). Building another as a Christmas gift. And once the CeMu board is ready I'll be building a GB3 so I can get my N64 game on ;-) Thank you again, and I'm glad for all the...

For any who are interested I have finally got a current meter hooked up. The system drew .31A while playing Super Mario Bros on NES emulator. While playing Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES) it drew .34A Screen was about half brightness So, my experience says plan for .35A draw. Which is pre...