Nice find, looks great.

+1 for the belt loop

As some of you know, I'm currently in search of a solution for cooling down my GB Pi2. Also, as I'm testing the re-used shoulder buttons in the back of my GB Pi2, I feel that it could still be improved, particularly ergonomics. Combining the a solution for the two (2) needs, I came up with this -- ...

What about guide for drill holes in right place? The pcb has holes that are centered where buttons go so built in drill guide. Just mark before soldering the buttons to the pcb. Ok, thanks. But between PCB and the plastic where i should make marks there is some thing about 1 cm. It's easy to make w...

HoolyHoo has a slim 4 button PCB/Bracket combo he offers.

Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for but I purchased this and it works great for my needs. Fits very well, and everything is good quality!

I love this, definitely going in my build. Great work.

Nicely done. Great to see you persevered through all the hardship, finished it, and picked up some skills along the way! That's what it's all about

Awesome. I love the duct! Such an elegant solution.

I assume the whole build is glueless? Would certainly love to buy a full set of parts if/when you start selling.

Clean as hell! Looks like it just rolled off the production line. Nice one.

For example I play PS4 using a combination of left side of controller and foot switches. One of which is a PS1 kidstation with a micro controller emulating a HID like the Teensy is in some GBZ builds. The kidstation is like a jumbo action button set each button 3”/75mm in diameter. This all goes in...

I think it depends what your grip is. If you're playing with the gameboy sitting on your lap/table with your pinky/ring fingers working the dpad, middle/index working the ABXY, that seems to put your thumb near the bottom of the case. A logical place for L/R might be two buttons to the right of the ...