Guys! @Fleder is correct. You don't need to buy a new screen. It just needs an adjustment to the overscan settings. You can fix/adjust this within the /boot/config.txt file to change this. You will need to hook up a USB keyboard to your PI or SSH in from another computer if you have Wifi setup.
If you are doing it from the GBZ, boot it up and then quit Emulation Station, and Really Quit and get to the Command Prompt.
Otherwise, from another computer, you can type this from a terminal (Use Putty if you are on PC)
The default password is "raspberry".
Now type the following
There you will see a text editor. Scroll down about 10 lines and remove the "#" character in front of the line that says:
Then press CTRL+X to exit, and "Y" to confirm your changes of the file.
Then reboot by typing:
If the screen still doesn't look right, just repeat this process, but adjust that number 16, until your screen looks right.
. Other than the cut off part, I thought the screen looked pretty good, but I thought it could have been better. It would help if I had another screen to compare it to because I may not be able to expect greater quality from these little guys. The brightness was great, although there are no buttons to adjust it. I don't recall any ghosting, but I didn't look too closely because I was distracted by that darn cut-off.
. I attached a photo. I just requested a return today. Beware! Check your screen out before the 14 day warranty.
It looks really good actually, even more when you play a classic game like Banjo Tooie. Good Game! Nice to see a working one.
