I can't recall anyone posting about actually doing this. In theory it sounds great and I'm sure iys possible somehow, but it's kinda like how NASA spent millions developing a pen that would write in space and then the Russians just used a pencil.... it may not be worth the time and effort

That top screw should be sufficient, provided you have the correct screen bracket or installed the right screw post correctly. Once closed and tightened, the shell will hold the top of that PCB just fine. If you are still having troubles, please include some photos. That will make it easier for any ...

The green light should be off when battery is 100% charged.
As far as reading the text at the bottom of the menu, you could try adjusting the resolution or try a different theme. Personally, I've just learned to live with it it doesn't bother me

thanks fr the critism Don't take it personally, dude. It's just that a lot of the topics you've started are redundant and some would be more suited for the discord chats. Your enthusiasm is a good thing, but some self-vetting would be appreciated. Please don't be shy about asking important question...

I prefer to print PETG over ABS, it doesn't smell as much and the warping/ bed adhesion seems better. PLA is the easiest to work with in my opinion, but doesn't seem to have the same strength and durability.

Nice. Thanks for sharing. I'd be interested in the CM3 if you have time to post

You may even be able to print a "spacer" to go between the two halves of the shell. With some jumpers to the go on the pi, it might be minimal mods.

that looks really good. Thank you for turning it into something usable. Well done!

I have the 320x240 screen that came with the first circuit sword preorder. I have yet to play any PS on it but all N64 games if tried (over 30 games), have all looked great on the screen. N64 processing performance, however, seems to be hit or miss. But yes...to answer your question, the display is ...

$2000 budget should be no problem