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It’s true that a portable console build will cost a lot. Even hearing “go for the Ashida” that’s still gonna cost you over $200 (that’s pretty cheep for a console build). That’s not even taking into account the equipment you’d need (soldering iron, rotary cutter, hot gun, even the Wii console...

PCB way have a few options available. The backpiece of the Ashida uses more plastic, the transparent resin for both cases are roughly $130 (the back piece being around $80-$70). you also pay more for the paintwork. The cheapest options come out at around $60 for both is ABS white plastic. All...

Looking good! I think I might give the Ashida a go before I start my project. They just look so cool! Looking forward to seeing the finished result! Best of luck!

No worries at all, I’ll probably find them myself eventually. This is actually the reason I want to use the classic controller, maybe I’ll use the sticks to keep it looking “official”. I suppose it all depends on space. I’m still in the process of planning at the moment. I also have a few bits...

These will save me a bunch of time looking for the components from various websites. I found the following components that should work (big thanks to g-man). PTH08080WAH (the board) ECE-A1AKS101 (100uf cap) CF14JT75K0 75k (1v) CF14JT30K0 30k (1.15v) CF14JT2K00 2k (3.3v) CF14JT330R 330 (as close...

Hey all at BitBuild! First of all; sorry for being yet another guy with 0 experience asking questions that are probably so simple to most others. Secondly; thanks so much for checking out this thread! Thirdly; another apology if this thread is in the wrong location! First off I should let you...

Hey! My names Paul but feel free to call me by my username! I've always had a love for gaming but recently I've been checking out a good few of the builds in the BitBuild competition. Big thanks to G-man; unknowingly making me gush over concept of the G-boy DIY kit, eventually leading me to...