Looking for no frills multi system emulator that fits in your pocket? Look no further! This is it, Game Boy Zero - Handheld Edition!!!
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Looking for a no frills multi system emulator that fits in your pocket? Look no further! This is it, Gameboy Zero - Handheld Edition!!!
The Game Boy Zero - Handheld Edition 2.0 is an all in one solution for playing your favorite retro, classic games Design around a Raspberry Pi Zero, you can play up to and including PlayStation 1 games.
Two board in one kit!
It's a multi part PCB, which allows you to place a bigger battery in between the boards. The front board can be run independently (without the back board) if you don't need shoulder and trigger buttons for you games
Both PCBs are fully populated and assembled.
Custom ready to go image
Download and run our custom RetroPie image
This image comes with the Super Famicom Controller Test Program
Raspberry Pi Zero based arcade in you pocket
The boards have been tested with the following platforms:
Other platforms are yet to be tested.
If you do not plan on using the provided Raspberry Pi image, simply download the latest RetroPie pre made image for the Raspberry Pi Zero
Once you have installed RetroPie onto your SD card and mounted it on your Pi follow along with the Installation Instructions document provided
Official Releases GitHub Release
If you are planning to mount your own image on an SD Card, this one is prebuilt for the Game Boy Zero - Handheld Edition from KickStarter
Baked in support for
What to do, and how to do it
The layered plexi case is a 4 piece kit. Easy to assemble
| Image | Description |
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This one is optional and requires removal of the glass on the TFT (see Full Assembly section of the wiki) the glass cover on the TFT should be protection enough for casual play |
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This is where you place the top shim and the dpad |
| Top PCB | The PCB with the screen |
| Bottom PCB | The PCB with only buttons |
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This is the bottom plexi layer |
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