I’ve already modified a few of the parts, in preparation. I put the Pi3 on a serious diet; removing the USB ports, Ethernet port, GPIO Header, Audio Jack, Camera Connector, and GSI Display Connector. I also cut off part of one side, which you can see in the pictures.
I have modified the Kedei HDMI Screen. I removed the headers and micro USB. I would not recommend removing the micro USB if you can avoid it. I wound up burning the traces and causing a short, which I had to repair by cutting another part of the trace and installing a jumper.
I modified the game cartridge to fit the Pi3, which means there is only enough left for aesthetics, see pics.
I really liked VeteranGamer’s speaker setup in his Super Famicon Build, so I acquired and modified a pair in similar fashion.
Last note, for now. The sticker set is from Yaya. That was a nice bundle he put together. The battery info doesn’t match but close enough.
Features:
Translucent Orange DMG-01 Replica Shell
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B(Trimmed) w/ Heatsink & Fan
Kedei 3.5" HDMI Screen(Trimmed)
3D Printed Screen Bracket(for Kedei Screen)
Black Cartride Shell for DMG-01
HandHeld Legend Screen Glass
Yaya's Sticker Pack
Power:
Generic 2.1A Power Supply from AliExpress
Camble's Safe Shutdown Switch(for Generic PS)
AD1115 for Power Monitoring
Micro USB Breakout
4000mAh Battery from Ebay
I/O:
Common Ground Button PCB
Arduino Leonardo ATMEGA32U4 Breakout Board
Samsung Stereo Laptop Speakers
PAM8403 Class D Digital Amplifier
Black DMG-01 Button's
DMG-01 Button Membranes
6mm Tactile Switches
Black Tactile Switch Caps
PSP 1000 Analog Sticks
USB-A Female Jack
Original DMG-01 Volume Potentiometer
Original DMG-01 Power Switch Cap
Blue LED and Resistor(Value TBD)
Connectors:
6” HDMI Extension Cable(Male A to Male A)
JST PH 2pin Connector
JST GH 5pin Connector
28AWG Silicon Coated Wire
26AWG Plastic Coated Wire
Round 1:
*Note: A couple of minor components have changed from these pictures of the parts. The 2 HDMI connectors were replaced by a better one that I found and modified. I added the ADS1115 to the parts pile. I further trimmed the Pi3 and case, which you can see in the later photos. I added a 5 pin JST connector for the L&R buttons. Also added tactile switch caps.