The button layout depends on which consoles you would like to be able to emulate on your gameboy. The circuit sword board is very turnkey and a very good first build system. Working on the front half right now. Pm me with any more questions.

Thank you so much sir. You are correct there was one in the kit. My mistake.

Hello world

I recently purchased one of Kite's Circuit Sword boards and I am looking to purchase a mode button for it. Does anyone know where I could get one that is the appropriate size for the gameboy/power board?

Much appreciated. This is the last part ai need before I start my build.

I used a multimeter to test the battery and the pins are not reversed on this battery.

Hello I searched through quite a few pages on this post but could not find out if the pinout could be plugged right into Kite's Circuit Sword. I did hear of people shorting out the Circuit sword because the battery pinout was backwards. Any help would be greatly appreciated because I want to start o...

Because I keep running into walls when I try to plan out the layout of my gameboy zero. Hoolyhoo's bracket prevents me from using the tactile switch in the screw holes in the back and the cartridge reader prevents me from adding a button bracket and buttons to the rear of the gameboy. Thus why I cal...

I am looking to build a gameboy zero with an L1 and R1 button, but I am also going to be using HoolyHoo's bracket for Kite's AIO board. I am also going to be putting a cartridge reader in mine to allow me to run a sd card from the game cartridge. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Question for you YaYa. I got my gameboy shell in from handheldlegend.com. But the area where you put the model sticker has raised writing, its not flat. Do you think i should sand that raised writing down? Did your gameboy shell have raised writing in that same area?

Would I lose the ability to add a cartridge reader if I use these buttons?

Great advice. And good finds on the batteries. Thanks rodocop. Saving this info for later