SMD Gamebuino clone

[bobricius]

Hi, I presenting my Gamebuino clone




My project page ... https://hackaday.io/project/25161-open-game-console-gamebuino-clone

[Sorunome]

That is looking pretty rad, I like it ^.^

[Myndale]

Wow, very tight! What/who do you use for your PCB design and manufacture?

[erico]

Yep, tight is the adjective I was going to use too, great work!
Are you not offering the expansion/extension capabilities of the original?
Really great work, quite a beauty!

[rodot]

Neat design, I like how you use the PCB as a case.
Are the components on the back exposed ? Do you have any picture of the back ?

[bobricius]

Wow, very tight! What/who do you use for your PCB design and manufacture?

Designed in Eagle, Manufactured in seedstudio

[bobricius]

Neat design, I like how you use the PCB as a case.
Are the components on the back exposed ? Do you have any picture of the back ?

Yes components on back are exposed, a designed boards to fit in 10x10cm PCB prototype batch.

Back picture is on project page https://hackaday.io/project/25161-open-game-console-gamebuino-clone

I tested pcb case on this project https://hackaday.io/project/15606-diy-gsm-arduino-fr4-cell-phone I think thai is good way



But I have problem with rubber connection of display, I hate 5110 displays

Last edited by bobricius on Thu Jun 08, 2017 7:16 am, edited 1 time in total.

[bobricius]

Yep, tight is the adjective I was going to use too, great work!
Are you not offering the expansion/extension capabilities of the original?
Really great work, quite a beauty!

It have IIC and UART connector, no FTDI, I just uploaded SD bootloader with usbasp and put games on SD card.

lcd display have bad connection and button A / B are swapped, all other work without problem