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It is now passed the deadline for registration, so unfortunately you will not be able to participate this year. There's always next year! :D

Same sort of deal, yeah.

In the case of the DS, unfortunately it's not that simple. DS games use mask ROMs, not programmable flash chips or EEPROMs (they do for save but not for game data). Mask ROMs embed game data in silicon, they're made at the chip fab to be that specific game and only that game, so unfortunately...

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Yesterday we had a spam incident, so you were notified since you are the OP and automatically watch the thread. The message was deleted, which is why you don't see it. I do agree with you, this is a quite useful thread especially in our current times. So as long as replies are on topic & add to...

Would you be able to post pics of the internal wiring? That generally helps with sales, and is pretty standard practice here so potential buyers can judge the quality of a build before purchasing. Looks incredibly clean though!

Yeah that would be ideal. Something that can simplify the install of the RGBDRV/LCDDRV mod found here, so you don't have to do point to point fly wiring. Definitely feel free to make a worklog if you go down that route!

Thanks for sharing. I knew when I saw Cosam credited in the controller PCB repo, I should have checked to see if he made a GT board recreation. Awesome to see!

Sounds like a fun idea. As d3z0rian mentioned earlier, someone did already create the controller PCB for the GT, so "half" of the work has already been done for you. Unfortunately they did not implement the link cable & sleep functionality, so I would spend some time reimplementing those...

Already been done: GC Nano (mini GameCube) https://bitbuilt.net/forums/threads/gc-nano-the-worlds-smallest-gamecube.5697/ Short Stack (mini Wii) https://bitbuilt.net/forums/threads/project-short-stack.6020/

You were this close to getting banned cause I almost thought you were a spambot, till I recognized your username and then finally finished reading the post. :XD:

That's great, your enthusiasm is appreciated. It's important to understand that every time a user posts a reply to a thread, the original poster (OP), anyone who has interacted with this thread, and otherwise anyone who has clicked the watch button on the page get email and browser...

Yeah I think the intention with this shell is to also use their carrier board which holds a lot of the major components. You could probably 3D print a mid frame to hold everything instead, which should help, or someone could make a open source version of the board they sell (which is currently...

Please do! Feel free to share the remixed case files as long as Wesk is ok with that (he should be but always good to double check). I'm sure others will appreciate the option of better battery life if you pull it off!

No worries. You may have to get clever with the placement since there's not much more room all things considered. I think it could be doable but you may not be able to include battery contacts and instead may have to solder directly to the cells (only do this if you have a good soldering iron...

What you probably could do is fit 4 4000mAh 18650 cells inside the main body of the portable with some clever shell modifications, instead of the two 5000mAh 21700s the BOM calls for. This would net you 16000mAh instead of 10000mAh, a 60% increase. The drawback would be the added weight, but the...

The current assumption is that the interface between the internal 8051 microcontroller & the scaler hardware is SPI, and that interface (or another separate interface) is broken out externally. I don't believe this was ever 100% confirmed to be the case, but if it is, we can skip using the 8051...

I wouldn't worry about copying track layout verbatim in this case. For one it wouldn't be copyright, it would fall under patent law, and I believe all Wii related patents either are already expired or will be expiring very soon, so you should be good regardless. Nintendo historically doesn't...

That "one guy" was confirmed to be Funnyplaying and was a test batch to dial in a process and see if custom motherboards were viable commercially. Yveltal was able to confirm all this a while ago. Anyway, to further add onto this, it seems like the 4 layer Hollywood is the most fickle in this...