Does anyone know the specs for the Gamepad speakers? What type of amplifier can we use for them? (if there's 2 speakers, do we need a special amplifier or will this one work?)

Did that work? I'm curious

I found this site that sells a ton of replacement parts, and has the rear stickers:

https://www.nintendorepairhut.com/repai ... items.html

Not to put dom out of business but the water decals for ABXY are a great idea

Do you have a controller board for the LCD? No, kite said he's going to make a board for that display so I'll just wait on that. Also am I wrong, or are pins 1 and 10 of the ribbon cable on the ABYX right side of the gamepad both ground? So I can just jump them together? I managed to get one board ...

Buy extras. LOL get a thin solder, like .015 or .020. My first try I put solder on a flat tip and wiped it across the contacts... disaster. The second one I did each one with a quick touch of the solder and it came out decent. third one I got the hang of it and it came out nice. Slow and steady is ...

LOL! It has just been released and yet you folks are already thinking of how to mod and get emulation on it. At least play on it for a while before removing the guts. Besides, that's a $60 case we're talking here. :lol: I'll probably get one and open it up out of curiosity, then maybe wait until br...

Sorry I didn't see this, thanks for moving my post

I'm really excited about the potential this case has to offer!

http://kotaku.com/nintendo-announces-the-mini-nes-will-play-30-classic-g-1783660997 I jumped with joy when I read this article this morning, and can't wait for it to be released! Just looking at it, with the HDMI-out, AC-in, Power and Reset buttons, this case would make for the perfect home console ...

I do not have extra adafruit boards, just the tiny connectors that get soldered onto them. I just watched some surface mount solder videos and they make it look so easy! And they do these .5mm pitch boards by eye! I needed to use my magnifier just to get them lined up! I will give it a try by this ...

The bios thing worked like a charm for 4/5 games. Thank you. The one that still doesn't work is Pokemon Liquid Crystal, a hack of Fire red. It works on a computer emulator just fine. Odd...have you tried changing which emulator RetroPie is using for that specific ROM? Looks like there's 4 different...