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of course it's possible, but it may look strange with the extra height :P but personally i'm aiming to some more professionally looking thing :D if only i had some extra GP2Xs it would be done already! :P grrrr :D

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so you even kept the original stick inside! :blink: you barbarian! :P but that may give some ideas to some other peoples and there may be some "DIY pad community" spreading from your pdf :D the only real problem that may happen would be the diagonals, in some possibly rare apps, but...

someday i bet some maker will provide a gp2x modding kit, including a custom faceplate and etc like gp32's light kits before it became standard etc :)

the border is not in the way, i even think it HELPS to fit a larger PCB and rubber since it's a bit larger inside :] i'm more and more sure SNES would pass, BUT with a NES rubber (it also gives a better touch i think .. but it's a personal opinion :D) the gameboy rubber also fits the snes...

yupyup, i'm totally aware of that, it can fit! it will be very tight but it's possible , i think it's the maximum possible anyway , but it would fit so precisely it's like if it was already planned :D (the snes cross is larger, but thinner than the NES cross, so it would be less problematic to...

yeah but right now i'm exploring the super nes one, it's not impossible! :D (the biggest one on the picture) certainly a little tricky but i'm quite positive it can fit ! :D without interfering with the screen (psp style:p ) or anything like that! :]

you see the hole :D

the hole in the case is only 8mm wide you know :P you would have to cut! ;)

so your pad is 8 way ?

it's easy for meeee , i don't mind sculpting a bit :D and i also do own a dremel 400 :D so i can do something quite professional-looking ;) i'll check snes (got a broken pad here, so it's better to dismount it than throwing it away :D) and n64 too, but not gamecube , i still use it and i don't...

ah yeah i forgot the VMU thingy but that's way too small really :D the GBC one looks just perfect from outside, i'll see how it 's like from inside, i also have an old game&watch with a small cross, but i think it would be criminal to dismount it :P there is still snes and nes to try! :]

aluminium doesn't rust, but it oxydates, with a thin clear white layer , that layer is the reason why it doesn't oxydates more because it's air-proof , i'm not 100% sure if it keeps a good conductivity on long-term ?

hmmmmmm i feel like experimenting things too! :D

i have one too, but it's bothersome to plug it, and the image is blurry so i like to emulate it :P and by the way the gp2x is a handheld, it's quite different i think :P

aaaaaargh! suspeeeeeeeeeeense!!!

yup, hard to guess how it feels and moves from the pics....... i see a flat round poping out a square :D

you can also manage tu put a small button in the middle of the cross with a lower height so you wouldn't press it by mistake with your thumb , except if you press strongly or with the tip of the thumb :) (i see it very clearly in my mind :D )

yup show and THEN you'll get feedback, that's how it works usually :P

the emu is supposed to work with .BIN files, if you have problems using another format, begin by trying again with .bin files, logically..