Have you thought about making the whole case a little bit slimmer? The classic Game Boy is very bulky. I already considered 3D-printing a slimmer version of the case backside to use with the original frontside. I don't agree. I only got to play with my build this past weekend and it is not bulky fo...

Looks like you didn't have to use the "vertical aligned buttons" like the Kite's build did to use the 3DS analog stick. Can I see the inside of your build to see how the psp stick is mounted? Also, does anyone know if the Kite build will accept the psp analog stick? I can't ask in the Kite thread b...

Looks great, awesome clean build!! Love the L & R buttons~ I'm curious if you managed to keep the working cartridge reader with that snes L & R button setup? Unfortunatly not. I did a first build where I put the LR buttons a little deeper and could keep the cartridge reader. But I ditched this for ...

Hi, I've reached a state where I am very eager to present you my Game Boy Zero build! It comes with some gimmicks, like a customizable RGB LED behind the speaker grill :D The color can be changed by simultaneously pressing the small mode button in the upper left and the A/X/Y button. The color is sa...

Have you thought about making the whole case a little bit slimmer? The classic Game Boy is very bulky. I already considered 3D-printing a slimmer version of the case backside to use with the original frontside.

Such a shame. A hole a little bit smaller than the analog stick cap would have been enough

Congratz on your first build! Why did you make such a big hole for the analog stick? oO

Hi,

I just wanted to share my splashscreen video with you guys. It's very simple... one reason is because I like it that way, the other reason is I'm not very handy with cutting software
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cruVmFCEhKo
http://www59.zippyshare.com/v/dDBr2aCZ/file.html

Great build! But I anticipate that you'll going to get some serious ergonomic issues with the placement of the L and R buttons. There's no way you'll be able to use both analogs and manage to press one of the trigger buttons in a comfortable way and still be able to precisely operate the sticks. I h...

@fdeluxe Your diagram shows the gate as being connected to the EN pin, where it should be connected to GPIO22. The gate may be pin 3 on the JFET, but it's the one with the arrow on the symbol. Yup, I know that the gate is the one with the arrow. Sorry, my diagram is faulty. For my diagram just pret...