Raspberry Pi game boy case

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Top and bottom case has been upgraded. Standoff "nubs" have been replaced with mounting holes that are 2.6mm in diameter (compatible with M2.5 x 5mm screws). The holder has been updated to better accommodate the slide switch. Raspberry Pi Retro Game Console This project takes the original concept of the PiGRRL and enhances it, utilizing a Raspberry Pi 2 (or Model B+) for greater power. It's approximately the same size but features more buttons (D-Pad, A, B, X, Y, L, R, pause, and start) and four additional buttons on the PiTFT. The console includes a small audio amplifier and speaker, allowing you to fully appreciate the crisp sounds of 8-bit games. Easier to Build With this update, we aimed to make it easier for users to build their project. We've significantly reduced the build time by introducing a custom gamepad PCB. Simply solder the buttons and an IDC box header to the gamepad PCB - no more tedious button wiring is required. Project Expectations This project is designed for beginners but still requires dedication and commitment. This guide will walk you through every necessary step to wire, assemble, and build your very first Raspberry Pi game console. It demands a good amount of soldering, wire tinning, and elbow grease, but with persistence, it can be completed within a weekend.