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I actually don’t have one myself, but i found this listing. Not sure it’ll be great because it’s relatively cheap.

It’s not necessary, but it would make your life a whole lot easier for things like u10 relocation.

Gman made the whole thing open source, so its on github. you can print your own.

There’s no wiring diagram. If you look through pictures in worklogs and go through the wii guide hub you should be able to figure out what to wire where. Plus, the G-Boy has the minimal amount of wiring since most is done through custom pcbs.

There’s not very much software side besides installing Portablizemii. Because of the G-Boy kit’s streamlined design, the build time is relatively quick compared to other portables. I’d say it would take a week or two for a beginner to build one. EDIT: There is a video on Bitbuilt‘s youtube...

Please check out the guide hub.It has tons of useful information about portablizing Wiis. A lot of what you'll need to start is there. Another way to learn is to look through worklogs. Most users include pictures of their builds along the way, so you should be able to figure out what to do from...

Does the GC+ 2.0 have any way of supporting clicky sticks? If it does, I have a way of getting this to work.

Wow, that's amazing! But, I don't actually have a gamecube controller lying around, and I'm not sure if it offers full compatability(all inputs that a switch joycon/pro controller would have), which is a must for me. I might try buying a pro controller pcb and adding my own components. Thanks...

Oh, ok. Thank you!

Is it possible to use the GC+ 2.0 to build a switch controller? I was thinking that I could build a controller using it that connects wirelessly to the switch, but I'm not sure if it's possible.

I really don't know where else to put this because most things I see on Bitbuilt are hardware based, but I guess I'll just post it here. I have an Nvidia Shield Controller that's been lying around. I only have the included joycons for my switch, so I'd like to use the Nvidia controller on my...

Hello! I've been on Bitbuilt a lot recently, and finally decided to make an account. I have been interesting in Wii portablizing but I probably don't have the budget for it.