Update #13 Installing the L & R Rubber Pads Managed to work on the build tonight to have the L & R button rubber pads installed. The mounting plate solution is holding up well to the task! :D Here's a picture below and a short video showing the L & R buttons in action -- proof that adding working s...

@Popcorn
Thanks for sharing the wiring diagram!

How about sound board that enable adjust volume via wheel control, 3.5 headphone jack? hmmm Actually, there's already a similar product available for this. Probably something that doesn't exist yet is a USB audio soundboard with built-in amplifier, with a disc pot to adjust the volume with solder l...

wermy wrote:

chiz wrote:Donated! Let me know if you received it.

Got it -- thanks so much! I really appreciate it.

@Wermy
Don't thank me. It's a small thing for what you're doing for all of us.

Glad you liked it guys. Let me know if you find anything incorrect or you're having problem following the step so we can improve or add more information to the guide. Thanks for this, are you using a amplifier? Or Gameboy speaker soldered to usb audio? No I'm not. If you'll check my build log , you'...

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Hi chriz. I'm really like the ideas of using rp2 for my gb project. One thing that would be a deciding point for me is the capable of running ps1 game that I absolutely love: Tearing saga and super robot wars. I searched on the internet but seems like no one with a pi 2 run those games. Can you do ...

@Fleder
I can see we have a different PCB and this one you have seems easier to cut as it has ample clearance between the circuits. Were you able to still make the controller work via USB?

Camble wrote:Looking tidy chiz! How well would you say the styrene bracket holds? I'm considering "borrowing" your idea.

Styrene sheets come in different thicknesses. I'm using 1mm thick and so far it's holding well. The 1mm thick styrene is slightly more bendable than a typical credit card plastic.

Update #12 Had some few minutes to work on my build today... USB Audio Board Dimensions Some folks are asking should they use a USB dongle for audio, does one need to tear down the dongle and just get the board? The answer is they should. And if they can, desolder the earphone and mic jacks. See be...