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Hello new. I'm cy, nice to meet you! And welcome to the forums!

Thank you so much! Yeah, I've really been thrilled with how the Ashida and my other prints have turned out!

This really is looking beautiful! I can't wait to see where this goes!

Dang, thank you!

Want to build a portable but don't own a 3d printer? Me and my Prusa MK3S+ have you covered! For $40 plus shipping, I will 3d print you a shell AND any additional 3d printed parts needed to get your build off the ground! My service includes but isn't limited to ANY revision the following...

I ended up designing my mounting PCB for the cartridge slot to have 8 screw posts because of how tight it was as you had said. Interestingly enough, not all of them are this tight believe it or not. Over time, I've found myself getting two different ones from different sources that both look...

Thank you for sharing this, I had no idea anything like it existed. As cool as that looks, I'm planning on trimming the original one down and I've already began work on a mount for it. The main reason I wanted to use the original connector was because it is easy to get off the motherboard and...

It's been quite some time since I posted an update on this project. Over the last few months, I wanted to relax and enjoy what was left before classes started back up. That didn't stop me completely however... For starters, I realized I was going to need a good controller solution for this...

Clearly fake, using emulation and not real hardware. It really was nice of Nintendo to leave you to finish the controller for them so you'd get an entry in the contest AND you'd have an excuse to mod something. All jokes aside, this really is impressive! Taking the time to design your own...

I would definitely be interested in an at least 1 Ashida shell in GameCube indigo. G-Boy shell I'd want at least 1 of in red.

I ended up using an identical motherboard; same color of PS2 and everything. I ended up needing to do exactly what Wesk said. I attached one of the legs of the tact to the ground point right here. You'll need to be mindful of the screw post that is there and ensure none of the solder...

I wanted to build one of these for a while but never really had any excuse to. Recently I found a reason to so that's exactly what I did today! The design I edited into this one is based off the "Last Station" console lineup from Neptunia(obviously parodying PlayStation). For reference, here's...

The title says it all. If anybody has any spare N64 UltraVGA boards that are just collecting dust, I'll buy them off you.

Somebody over at inside gadgets posted high resolution revision 03 board scans: Shoutouts to CodyWick13 for drawing attention to this.

It's looking real nice so far! I especially love the shell color! I would suggest that when you connect the batteries to the PMS, you make the Ground wire extra long and then cut in half so you're able to solder to the batteries and the PMS without risking shorting anything. This would allow...

I would like 4 please! :D

MGC was an absolute blast this year! After meeting up at the hotel room, me and the guys went to a gaming room populated with arcade cabinets as far as the eye could see! Despite this, one game managed to hold everybody's attention for longer than any other... The crane game!!! It held...

Time for another update! I'm a bit overdue for this so there's gonna be a lot to share! After performing the RAM swap I was getting a bit tired of making my footprint smaller on something I couldn't really play yet, so I got to researching and beginning my first controller trim. After...

Unfortunate to see the effort go to waste. I really thought an N64 Ashida would've been really cool, but I guess the design doesn't translate too well to the N64. I noticed in an earlier post you were using Gman's 64Amp. Was wondering how you acquired it - I'm doing an N64 portable of my own...

After the struggles you had on the original WiiSPii it's great to see you finally build one and have it go *mostly* smoothly. That emerald case really turned out well even if it did cost an arm and a leg from PCBWay, they do some nice prints over there. Did you plan on adding any screw covers...