It of course plays Gameboy and Gameboy Color, but it also does Gameboy Advance, NES, SNES, PS1, DOOM, Kodi, Nintendo DS, and I use the Sega CD as a glorified CD Player (It will read .cue and .bin audio CDs just fine).
Parts List:
Total hours invested: 77 hours in total, off and on. Most of my time was spent tweaking the software, and shopping for USB-powered products. I put it all together in one 11 hour sitting. My neck hurts, and I'm going to bed. Enjoy the pictures.
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Parts List:
Raspberry Pi 3 computer: $35.00
7" 1024x600 IPS HDMI LCD: $42.77
8GB microSD card: $2.00
Chinese USB SNES Controller: $3.26
USB-powered Goodwill Speakers: $5.00
USB Audio card: $4.12
DROK USB power tester: $12.96
6-cell dual-USB power bank: Paid $20 (Discounted from $60)
Hot Glue: $5.97
Elmer's Foam board $1.77
X-ACTO knife: $2.97
Photoshop skills, for that sweet "from-scratch" splash screen: $0.00
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GRAND TOTAL: $122.86
7" 1024x600 IPS HDMI LCD: $42.77
8GB microSD card: $2.00
Chinese USB SNES Controller: $3.26
USB-powered Goodwill Speakers: $5.00
USB Audio card: $4.12
DROK USB power tester: $12.96
6-cell dual-USB power bank: Paid $20 (Discounted from $60)
Hot Glue: $5.97
Elmer's Foam board $1.77
X-ACTO knife: $2.97
Photoshop skills, for that sweet "from-scratch" splash screen: $0.00
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GRAND TOTAL: $122.86
Total hours invested: 77 hours in total, off and on. Most of my time was spent tweaking the software, and shopping for USB-powered products. I put it all together in one 11 hour sitting. My neck hurts, and I'm going to bed. Enjoy the pictures.
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