But I’m planing to put a nice honeycomb mesh on the back battery cover ho help with the ventilation. So far no heat issue, tested on n64 for 3 hours – that’s the total time on one charge. ai file for anyone willing to cut that on cnc. That brown panel as I mentioned is the PCB clad board hand made to fit perfectly. Now have in mind that I have all the Wii U games I need physically so I wont need to fill my Wii U up with loads of backed up games. Second option is to mod my Wii U so it can read all the regions and play the actual physical game I have purchased. I see a brown panel just behind the screen cut perfectly for mounting everything. First option is to keep my game sealed and buy the game again digitally on my Wii U and play it. Total cost may be if you don’t break any parts with prototyping around 160£ (about $195 USD). What was the total cost of parts (roughly)? The hardest part was to measure an cut a piece of pcb to cover the entire middle area which hold everything together.

It took about 3 months to complete most of the time waiting for parts from china. I reached out to banjokazooie to ask a few questions that I thought folks will want to know (as well as a couple I was just curious about):

A few people in the forums have talked about doing something with the Wii U controller (including myself), but this is the first one I’ve seen taken to completion, and it came out great! This first one comes from forum member banjokazooie, and is a Raspberry Pi 3 crammed into a Wii U gamepad using a 6.5″ hdmi screen. The Wii U Gamepad weighs 491 grams compared to iPad 3, which weighs 661 grams. Some pretty awesome projects/builds are constantly popping up on the forums, so I thought it would be fun to start showcasing some of them! I’ll try to post one every weekend that has some standout/unique feature, or is just an all around awesome/clean build.

Wii u gamepad mods