Very nice! Love the Portable Mame as well!

That's the plan, thanks.

I think I will give it a go and cut the USB controller and solder up the traces to see how it goes. I was thinking doing this would make the programming easier. I'm not rushing the project and things have went well so far. I will post picks once I get everything sorted out. Thanks.

I'm curious if anyone has hacked a USB controller to use in place of a Teensy with any success? I have been thinking of trying this with a USB playstation controller and use L1,2 and R1,2 with my DMG + board from Kitsch Bent. I'm almost to the point that I must make a decision on my Pi3 Gameboy proj...

I'm amazed at how you fit everything in there. I'm working on my Pi3 Gameboy and I spend a lot of time test fitting and trying to figure out how to fit everything. Great job!

I was very close to trying to make these boards work in a Gameboy until I found new boards specifically for gameboy. If I had a 3d printer I would continue that project. Nice to see someone's Supergamegirl project coming to life.

I have been looking for the same thing thanks!

I use this http://www.parts-express.com/stahl-tool ... e--374-200. I have had good luck with it. It's a little pricier but has useful added features.

In my experience liquid electrical tape takes a much longer time to cure than hot glue. Also hot glue is great at holding things in place and adding structural support. They both have many uses but i would stick with electrical tape, and hot glue.

Has anyone tried Sega 32x, Saturn, or Dreamcast games yet?