Eh, yeah I guess so... Money well spent I guess xD

(It seems kinda late but I'll still say something.) Hello, my name is Jeremiah Aka "RRRexy", and I'm younger than expected. (I'll give you a gold star if you guess my age :D ) I'm from Nevada although I was born in the Philippines. I found @wermy from kitsch-bent, and I found kitsch-bent because I l...

Okay, so while I was removing the chip that was making the board 6-12 volts, I removed it. However I also removed 2 other chips (I think one is a resistor, and the other one I'm not too sure about). Will this cost me anything? Do I have to get a new board or what? What do I do?!? (P.S. I'm sorry for...

Wow, thank you @Wermy for responding. Eh, I planed not to play while charging anyway.

Okay, a quick update, I'm going on vacation for a while, (procrastination!) so I'm basically postponing this until next week .

I'm not too sure if this works or not, I might just need to get a 1000c, but I don't know.
So my question is: will the 500c work for the Gameboy Zero (or in my case, the CGZ)??

Thank you in advance for responding.

Well, I'm impressed here! I think the case looks great (especially since this is your first time)! From what I remember about removing glue, using nail polisher works best (I think!). So, yeah, great job!

Um, yes...? Also, this is my very first big project, I had some experience with soldering and welding, but it was pretty mediocre however it did get the job done. About the CGZ, I need to (obviously) leave the cartridge reader, do some light mods to the case, I'm positive I could use a 500c (if it d...

Hello there, this is my very first project with electronics, so bear with me :) ! I will keep this updated and everything however school is starting up pretty soon for me :D , and that means I will probably not be updating because of that :( . Anyway, I placed my orders for the rest of my stuff, so ...