Pity's #1 Gameboy Pi3

[hueblo]

Thanx! o yea forgot to ask how did you cut out the screen so perfectly?

[jrdnlc]

Do you have a part list and links were I can purchase them?

[erik_gee]

Very clean looking, great job!

[LilJosh]

Awesome build! Planning a current build similar to this. About how long does the battery last?

[YaYa]

Great job ! Clever stuffs i’ve seen here

[Pitygsi]

Repeat

[Pitygsi]

Awesome build! Planning a current build similar to this. About how long does the battery last?

Thanks

It depends of the emulator that you play... for example in Mame or Nes about 1:30 h or 2 hours, but PlayStation or N64 45m -1 Hour depending of the game... the raspberry goes very hot!

Great job ! Clever stuffs i’ve seen here

Thanks YaYa, your proyect it’s awesome too!

[DeRock89]

Hello sudomoders,

First I want to thank all the members of this forum for their contributions because without them it would have been impossible to carry out this project.

I decided to use a raspberry pi3 I had at home, but I assure you that in future projects I will use a Gameboy zero , it is very difficult for a beginner to put a raspberry Pi 3 inside a Gameboy.

I spent hours reading and seeing images of gameboy constructions, I liked banjokazooie projects, especially their order and cleaning, so mine is quite similar in distribution of components.

In my construction, all components are screwed, can be disassembled if needed, I have used very little Hot glue.

If anyone wants the list of components I put it here, but are "typical".

After a few weeks of hard work, I finally have my gameboy finished.

Mod case:

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Amazon screen rear camera modified to 5V and hoolyloo's bracket with epoxy to case

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Buttons connected via FPC to arcade USB decoder:

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Do you have any links to the JST connectors you used and that arcade decoder thing?