After a million years of my pi sitting in my basement, I finally finished my build, except its not yet screwed together (side by side). I plugged it in, but the audio made this whirring and clicking noise. I used the kitsch-bent PWM audio filter, and I used @rodocop 's audio wiring diagram https://i...

So I just finished soldering all of my power components (micro USB breakout, power switch, powerboost, and USB port), and I wanted to test if the USB Port worked (data pins are not connected anywhere). I plugged in my power source, it turned on, and I plugged in my iPhone charging cable to the USB p...

Finally, I'm back! I've been busy lately, so I'm trying to do as much as possible! Some bad news: I removed a pad on my teensy. Woohoo. Mistake #3. Good news: Because I couldn't finish the controls, I couldn't do just about everything on the front. Keyword just. However, I have pretty much finished ...

If you are a beginner, like I am/was, it might be worth it to buy the same screen wermy used from Adafruit, even though it is a lot more expensive. Make sure you don't mess up like I did, or you may end up calling for help or buying a new one. You can pick up one of the many BW screens on Amazon and...

After fudging that up too, the screen has finally been fixed, and I should be doing way more stuff in the future.

Here is an audio wiring with the filter from @Rodocop.

He says:

If you aren't using the filter your purple wire from the GIPO will go directly to the volume wheel. then everything else will be the same.

Actually, look up a pinout of the Raspberry Pi Zero. All of the pins have strange labels, so that pin really is the 18th pin. Just wanted to clarify.

I'm building my first GBZ too, and I've already fudged a few things. I tried to reuse the original button PCB, but a copper trace came off. It was also very frustrating and time consuming. Please please please buy a pre-made PCB from Kitsch-Bent, eBay, or the sudomod market. Also, when modifying you...

You have to cut out the Gameboy screen yourself. It doesn't look like anyone has made a 3d printed case yet. Your glass should fit an original gameboy perfectly if you leave a small bit of the screen bezel.

Since the Pi0 doesn't have the power to play SNES star fox (which I really wish it did!), but manages to play the n64 version. Starfox works for me! Try using a lower video setting and different emulators. I used DMT-4, because its the lowest resolution video setting, but I don't know if it is the ...