If you can't work it out, go ahead and clip it. The WiFi antenna cable is small and black, and runs under the DS slot. I ripped one apart on accident once, but it's not important since we won't need the touch screen for GBA games. The ribbon cable for the touch digitizer of the lower screen is tiny, and it's connector is very fragile. You'll also need to disconnect all the ribbon cables inside.
There are a few screws on the inside that secure the main board, and you'll need to remove them. You remove the battery cover and battery, remove all the tri-wing screws, and open the case. I'm a fan of white with black accents, so I used a white primer topped with a few coats of a clear enamel, since that's what I had in my garage at the time.ĭisassembling the DS Lite is rather straight-forward. I'm sure you can find it at any auto part store.ġ0. I bought my can of bondo at WalMart, of all places. I bought a set of smaller files and larger rasps at my local hardware store some time ago for a different project.ĩ. I have a basic Dremel tool, available at hardware stores.Ĩ. If you want it to work and also want it to look good, Then you will need the following as well:ħ.
GAMEBOY MACRO 3D PRINT MOD
The above covers everything that we need to make this mod work. We'll talk about these in their own step. Not required, but will help very much with the resistors.Ħ. I got a set from the 99 Cent Store, among other stores.Ĥ.
You can get these from various on-line shops, I got mine from Amazon.ģ. This cannot be done with a DSi, as it has no GBA slot.Ģ. So when the owner of the local game shop offered me a stack of "broken" DS Lites for $15, I knew what I needed to do: I was finally going to build the Gameboy Macro I've been lusting over for some time.ġ. But I hate the fact that it's not back-lit and that it takes AA batteries. I love the form factor of the original model, with the controls on either side of the display. It's the only system I've ever preordered and stood in line for. Thank you for supporting Original Creators.I love the Gameboy Advance. Extended the Top Half to match the OEM bottom shell when screwed together.Added 4 alignment holes with pegs to make assembly of the 2 shell halves for error proof gluing (print 4 of the Insert STL).Increased the sized of the button holes and DPad so there are no obstructions when pressing buttons.Resized the Start and Select button holding walls to match original hardware.
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