Strange but simple fix is to run and install retropi OS but remember you can't use Pi2 OS of retropi on Pi0 ensure your using the correct OS for that Pi

i am on the same stage too on my first gameboy. i didnt wanna jump to far but its been like this for 4 weeks now and still not had sound yet cos of this lol...hurry wermy :

i had similar problems before but turned out some of the tracers was using the same as other pins, check to make sure you have no short.

Glad to hear you have it sorted out

I suppose it is possible to have a usb port on the side and connect it to the hub and this power board as well. Can anyone confirm this Yes its possible as you can power many things from this if the hub uses external power source then you may need to look for another one that gets power from the de...

maybe if you go ahead with this do the same for Ness and saga controllers for a bigger market.

If i had known about this i would have one too. but too late now...oh well

lol glad you found it cos i was gonna say check the rib for any dents but simple things can get over looked,

Yes you can just simply and careful scrape the tracers and then apply a bit of solder but i suggest lead solder because it sounds like you used lead free and requires more heat and time.

thought the 2nd pic was you over melted the covers lol. was wondering how you was gonna fit it all in with that battery but on closer i see the power socket on the pi is rubbing on the battery, maybe remove the connector to avoid rubbing cos Nintendo is designed to last forever :P keep it up and lov...

Liking the game card reader idea because it has the ejector on it cos then you can have a smaller cleaner finish as i had to cut more cos you have to pick the card out with your fingernails.

would be interesting how it goes, Good luck