Luisa wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 19, 2017 12:05 pm

Here i post a website for getting Nintendo Gameboy 3d models to be 3d printed.

https://www.stlfinder.com/3dmodels/gameboy/

You can search even for parts.

I hope it helps!

I don't see gameboy shells. Only full gameboys which require much work to get it into shell.

Segich13 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 05, 2017 1:55 am

Hi guys.
I bought this one for my project: http://s.aliexpress.com/JjYBVFFf
It's very easy to power it with 5v.
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Does it fit into gameboy? I have 4.3 inch screen and it is way too big.

How the hell I missed this...

That banggood power supply says "Overcharge protection: 4.3V". I normally charge Lipos and Liions to 4.2V, wouldn't it be problem? Or do I need high voltage lipo 4.35V for that.

I was thinking about this too. Switch has 7 inch screen, so the size is perfect. However I am not sure how that official screen perform. I had 3.5inch touch screen for Raspberry and it was horrible for running retro pie. I mean, I wasn't able to run retropie at all, only raspbian which was slow. The...

Nice drawings. Are you going to release the files or you will only be selling finished case? Either way I am interested in this.

Thank you, I will take it. That price is really low comparing to other shenanigans I buy. I live in czech republic and there aren't many gameboys (there are some nice ones selling for 30-50usd), so I couldn't compare it to anything.

I got offer for gameboy classic for approximately 12usd. It is heavily used and battery plate is missing, but it is working. Is it worth it? I don't know what prices for gameboys are. Pictures: http://imgur.com/a/H7yDF I probably won't use it for GBZ, I will buy aftermarket case, but it may be nice ...

I am using zero for NES and SNES, it runs fine. Haven't tried PS1, but it is probably unplayable.

Are you using this board for Lipo batteries? Description says 4.3V charge protection, but for Lipo you should have 4.2V.