anywhere from about $70 up to $200+ depending on parts you use

Hey everyone, I was looking for a project and always wanted to work with RaspberryPi. So after some researching, I came across the Gameboy Zero and I was hooked. But so was my self-doubt ... Therefore, I have some questions for you Is this a good first project? "First" in the sense of working with ...

the GG board is 9v i think, so i believe that you will need to step it down to 5v to work with the pi. not sure if there'll be enough current to run everything, but it's possible

Hey All! Sorry if this was answered somewhere else but i did a couple different searches and couldnt find anything recent. Is PRS-Tech still making the adapter boards for the cartridges? All the links I find come out dead. I wanted to get a few for this project and a fun cyber-deck idea I had for s...

Hey All! Sorry if this was answered somewhere else but i did a couple different searches and couldnt find anything recent. Is PRS-Tech still making the adapter boards for the cartridges? All the links I find come out dead. I wanted to get a few for this project and a fun cyber-deck idea I had for s...

good luck!

This is sweet. I just picked up the last common ground board Glitch'd had for the GBC. Waiting for it to get to me. I was wondering though with the power assist basic if you could route the charge port to a different area, like where you had the full size USB port. Kinda of like how the gaboze is s...

yes, that's normal. it needs the battery to operate. it can't only run off the charging port, or it tends not to have enough current. the battery powers the pi and other components, and the barrel jack recharges the battery.

Thank you for the reply! I realized that the power connection was not needed. Sorry I didn't reply sooner as I'm part of the Iowa derecho destruction that happened on the 10th, just got power back yesterday so this soldering project was put on hold. I'm hoping the SPI screen I got will work, I foll...

If someone could tell me if I'm on the right track, I'd appreciate it. Sorry about the goofy colors on the pictures, it stood out on my phone, but my not look as good posted here. yep - looks like you are doing it right. you don't need the 5v power to the button board (theres nothing powered on the...