Chameleon Ashida

[SartoZ]

To enjoy the full potential of a portable gamecube, I think the memory card slot is mandatory as you can switch between the handheld and console with ease.
Then I changed the bluetooth sync button with a pushbutton wired to the 3,3v vga mode pad to enable or disable that function, since not every PAL game works with progressive scan. That being said I had to find a convenient way to change between VGA and AV channels of the screend drive board, so I added to the shell 4 buttons for source, menu, + and - to navigate all the screen options included 16:9/4:3 ratio.
Last but not least, a gorgeous blue and violet colorshift paint and satin varnish.

Thanks to all the community to keep the OG console alive and make our child dreams possible

Features:
Colorshift paint
MX chip
Bluetooth
Memory Card slot
Switch to enable/disable VGA mode
VGA and component output
4 buttons to navigate screen driver menu
Reset button

 

[supertazon]

This is so incredibly cool! Congrats!
How did you add the mem card slot, did you make space after 3D printing it or was it a custom shell design?
As for PAL games, what happens if mode is on with progressive scan on a game that doesn’t support it? Do you get a black screen?

 

[WolfSquatch]

The Memory card slot is a great addition! Very cool congrats on completing it

 

[SartoZ]

This is so incredibly cool! Congrats!
How did you add the mem card slot, did you make space after 3D printing it or was it a custom shell design?
As for PAL games, what happens if mode is on with progressive scan on a game that doesn’t support it? Do you get a black screen?

Thanks! For the memory card slot I opened a hole with dremel in the bulge underneath the back, and the PAL just show a black screen while audio working fine. I recently made a thread with a list of every game I tested, if you are interested and want to contribute you are more than welcome!

https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/pal-games-not-supporting-progressive-scan-blue-black-screen.6178/#post-65617