That’s not an OLED screen, just a normal crappy lcd.

I just want to say you are doing an absolutely fantastic job documenting this. Looks like a super pro tutorial at this point.

I love the blue one in particular. The "stealth" X and Y buttons were a great touch, it looks pretty much stock at first glance.

Looks like it's coming along well. Can you get a pic of the final paint with better more neutral lighting? It's looking pretty beige as is and I'm not sure if that's the lighting or not.

Looks like a nice version! Is this the same parts as the last one?

These are superb, I especially love the Metal Slug one. Quality is super high looking.

What'd you do for the coin slots? I've been wanting something like that for my mini arcade.

If you want to run PS1/N64 games you'll need a Raspberry Pi 3/Compute Module 3. I'd recommend the Circuit Sword kit as it takes the Computer Module 3 and fits inside a Game Boy case. https://github.com/kiteretro/Circuit-Sword/wiki , or if you don't like the Game Boy like me, the Freeplay Advanced CM...

Looks like a really nice build. I dig the keyboard, too!

Good luck! I really appreciate how you're realistic about the project taking months, unlike myself who thinks I can bang out a project in a week that ends up taking a year.

I'm rooting for you! It'll be a great learning experience, that's for sure.

Update: I made a logo for the project. It uses the IEEE cigarette logo, to go with the rolling tobacco motif I'm stuck with. https://puu.sh/AzQDw/f63a906fba.png Chedda's printed parts arrived, and I realized that my initial design was infeasible for a few reasons, also a few of the brackets were too...