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+3 points for the contest just for that bird alone. Kawaii DESU.

I must admit it’s not the most comfortable to hold like a G-Wii, but I don’t have to wrap my fingers around it that much. Your index fingers fall nicely into place on the shoulder buttons on the back and the grips make it more comfortable. Probably I can see your hand cramping reaching for the...

I did some test prints this weekend. Some tweaking will be required to get everything to fit properly (including the screen driver board) but so far the first prints look very promising! After these tweaks I will order the PCB from JLCPCB. Switch/G-Wii for scale:

Not 100% sure yet. I can always adjust the ranges in software using GC+ 2.0 configuration if they are smaller. The conical holes are quite deep and at a sharp angle, so I don’t think there will be any issues ergonomically but I’ll see after I do a test print this weekend.

I found some really low profile tiny battery clips on DigiKey that will snap fit into plastic grooves in my case. The batteries will be held in by two 3d printed covers on the inside that I spent most of today designing. I thought they turned out really nice so I thought I'd share. Sexy memes:

I worked on integrating USB-C PD, GC+ 2.0 (we love you Aurelio) and the audio amplifier this weekend. I was hoping to also be able to fit battery management on this board but unfortunately the space constraints do not allow for it. I could attempt to put something together but it really would be...

They’re currently out of stock. They’ll be back in store soon (TM).

Insert all of the adjectives to describe how hot this thing is. Nice work, can’t wait to try out all the new N64 features soon in portables. Also, my thoughts on everything below...

I know that this isn't a huge update but since not many people are posting worklogs these days on BB, here we go! #noclamshellgang I have been working hard on the modeling the past couple of days to make sure all of the components fit with the amount of vertical space I have. Safe to say that...

Ayy nice work, I know the feeling of seeing it all coming together, this looks great! Looking forward to seeing the final noods.

EDIT: Dropping the price to $700USD as I need the funds quite desperately. Will keep this price open until the 20th of March! Message me if you’re interested.

A PCB is essentially a sheets/layers of copper with routed traces to allow electrical current to flow between components. The G-Wii required a number of PCBs, including: 1) 4 layer Wii motherboard 2) RVL-PMS 3) Audio amplifier (U-Amp) 4) USB-C PCB 5) GC+ 6) Screen driver board These are all...

Nice work! I like the nunchuck stick, looks quite comfortable to use actually. Can we get some noods up in here? I’d also like to hear Gingers thoughts on the gameplay footage. @GingerOfOz

Soon... ™ ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Hello BB, This has been a project I have always wanted to do since I joined the forums, and the concept has always lingered in the back of my mind for quite some time (it has been joked about for a few years on the forums but no one has actually really given it the chance it deserves). Given...

Damn, that is the sexiest finish I have seen so far on these forums. High quality work man! Well done

I suffered the same white lines on the same screen (assuming it’s the 3.5” VGA 320x240 panel) just yesterday using composite. What was weird is that, when you connect a USB and boot postloader the issue seems to go away and the colours look fine. With VGA the issue is gone entirely. I did have...

I certainly would be willing to open the device and relocate the WiFi module if you’re serious about buying it, otherwise I wouldn’t really bother. Sorry.

i2s audio is better than analog generally because it’s purely digital and won’t suffer from the usual interference that analog does. As a result you can run all of your audio over magnet wire with no shielding and suffer little to no distortion. As for headphone jacks, where are you looking...

You can use 18650 battery holders if you have them. Can get them from Amazon. Otherwise soldering to the batteries is the only other option really.