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Seeing as they have no reviews and are listed as 9900mah which is way outside of 18650 spec, I'd steer clear of those ones.

So you want the firmware of a PS2 controller? If you're trying to make a PS2 controller replacement board, this might do what you want, or at least provide a starting point: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/ps2-official-release.2897/

There's the Nomad which is an official portable genesis. If you were to trim a board the Genesis 3 would probably be your best bet.

I don't believe that would work. The controllers use entirely different protocols so you'd need to figure some way around that. Also, even if you could get it to work, the Power A controller doesn't have analog triggers, so a lot of GC games wouldn't work that well.

Assuming by wireless GameCube controller you mean a Wavebird, no, there is no way to do that. The Wavebird and any clones of it operate off of radio frequencies instead of Bluetooth. Therefore you would have to wire a Wavebird receiver internally or something if you wanted to do that.

@CivilKink https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/setting-up-wii-and-gamecube-games.3583/

Check the guide hub and the manuals section. The GBoy manual is a great place to start even if you're not building one as it runs through everything.

If you already own a lot of PS2 games. You can easily rip them using a PC with a DVD drive.

Here you go! (credit to @Wesk) Use all the other files from the G-Wii rev 2 zip. Also, the screen you're looking for is available from the BB store.

No, they don't as they would have to decompressed.

The BitBuilt store should start selling cases at some point. Those discs you are talking about, I think they are labeled abxymount in the files.

Where is a good place to buy 18650s that isn't mabelectronics? I tried ordering from them and didn't have the best experience. Are there any other places that sell 18650s that I can be sure I'll end up with genuine cells?

10/10 video.

They're Gamecube stick with Gamecube or Wii Nunchuk stick boxes.

You need to take the "apps" and the "bbloader" folder from inside the "BBLoader_v1.1" folder and put those at the root of your USB drive. It should look like this:

Both the NES and SNES classic use the exact same boards. It's just the shell and the software that's different.

Good point. I bought my Gamecube used a while back and it's pretty beat up. I took a picture of the inside of the shell with the SNES button removed from the controller. Hope this helps.

I just checked against my original SNES controller and @SKYCORN is correct. Edit: Added photo.

The Wiivision has 4 18650s. https://mabdelectronics.com/collections/samsung-sdi-18650-high-drain-flat-top-rechargeable-batteries/products/samsung-inr-18650-35e-8a-3500mah-high-drain-flat-top-rechargeable-battery

I personally don't have any experience with the Prusa Mini, but I can tell you that the build volume is slightly too small to print a G-Wii case. If I were you I would go for an Ender 3 or an Ender 3 Pro. I have the pro and I can't recommend it enough. The print quality is amazing especially...