I've decided to try to make a GBZ, with my very limited soldering skills, but this would definitely be a good project to improve my skills onFirst off, I'm sorry if this is a dupe post, but I've looked through the different pages manually, as "buttons pcb" are apparently both too generic searchword, so they refuse to yield any results.

I'd like to do it without sacrificing any original Gameboys or NES controllers, meaning I'm going to buy a GB replacement case etc.
Also, I'd like to try to make it PAL SNES themed, so I'm going to gut a clone SNES controller.
Searching for "retro usb snes" on many China shops, incl. Aliexpress, you can get USB powered SNES controllers like these for around $3 USD, incl. shipping.


I've opened one up, thinking it could be used as a donor for both the input PCB and the buttons (which are slightly larger, as see in the last image)
So here's the images, that I hope some of the more wire/solder savy people, can say if this is a viable replacement?



Comparison of SNES button, next to a GBC button - one will most likely have to expand the existing buttonholes.

I hope someone can answer me this + perhaps provide an alternative to the button/pcb list on the wiki
