In for 5. Thanks again, Helder.

Wiring to the GPIO is possible, but you could wire a USB hub to the front and use USB NES controllers, way more simple! Also, $60 for just a shell is pretty expensive. I am sure there are some members that would be happy to print you a NES classic built for the pi. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1...

The pi zero does not do audio to PWM by default.

I ordered the screw attachment bracket and button wells from wermy a while back. I figured the extra cost for added simplicity would be worth it - I learned the hard way after making my own pieces out of scrap plastic and PCB, gluing too much/little, and constantly having to readjust my own parts. I...

They aren't that expensive at all, just look around. I bought 10 for $14. Price has gone up since then, though.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/182014551547?_t ... EBIDX%3AIT

Ordered. This will save so much time and space!

Screen cover if you want to go that route? I don't think I see anything you're missing. If you're looking to make it as cheap as possible, you can ask around for free / extra parts. I may have a number of these for you.

That's the same screen I'm using and I did no mods to run on 5v.

Got mine over a week ago. I had no idea 3d printing has become so precise and strong. This will help my future projects a great deal. Thanks, wermy!

Ever hear of the pocketchip? While not 100% related, the idea of simply plugging in your pi to your project (like a cartridge or similar) or simply attaching a 3d printed dpad is really cool. It would be awesome to see more ideas along what you've come up with for the gameboy zero world. What's espe...