Is this project still alive? I'm interested.

I second goodBEan. If you have a standard looking glass screen lens pre-installed, you'd have my interest.

This has been one of my biggest pet peeves with the GBZ. My XY holes were drilled perfectly, as far as I can tell, with a countersink bevel around the top of the hole. I used a trimmed DMG rubber pad and 3D printed button wells that are hot glued as well as anyone could do by hand. I was going to bu...

I figured it out. Below are details on everything I edited. In the first section of "/opt/retropie/emulators/pifba/fba2x.cfg" --which many people told me not to edit, I changed my [Keyboard] SELECT_1 value match the value of L_1. In my case, I changed SELECT_1 value to 49. This made my physical rear...

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, I did just as you said during my "configure gamepad" input. I skipped the last "hotkey" button. I noticed that on the "SELECT" button setting, after hitting my physical SELECT button, it shows "ESCAPE." This means that piFBA is exiting when it receives an ES...

Very nice. Where did you source your rear buttons?

I've got CS Lite. PiFBA is the only way I can get NeoGeo games to run. They sound and look great. I've edited \\retropie\configs\fba\fba2x.cfg with the following: [Joystick] # Get codes from "jstest /dev/input/js0" # from package "joystick" # Neo Geo CD layout for Kite's Circuit Sword Lite A_1=1 B_1...

Very nice build! Where did you find your brackets for holding the shoulder button PCB in place?

I'm interested. Do you have photos of the internals? I know the PSP0 isn't easy to assemble. Can you give a short explanation of what all the buttons do, shutdown operations, and battery life? Thanks!

PIXEL is working great on my Mac. It boots from USB like a live image. As far as I know, it's running the same Debian as Retropie. It works just like I suspected for editing my sd card for my GB0. It's a 1.3GB image, so if you have a 2 GB USB flash drive, you're good to go.