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Using a teensy works fine. You can configure it as a controller or set it up as a keyboard.

cd /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/ sudo ./retroarch-joyconfig -j 0 >> /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg I think will run do most the work for you. https://supernintendopi.wordpress.com/ has a great tutorial on setting everything up. It may be a bit out dated, I haven't really checked...

I think it's also called polymorph.

a bit of alcohol makes hot glue easier to get off and is good at general cleaning.

A/v can simply be spliced or you can put in a spdt switch to choose which to use. Yes any wire can be used but you may see interference issues

as long as you are okay with with lots of frankencasing then yeah. just look at this beauty made by Bush. viewtopic.php?f=36&t=13021&start=0

Certain cubes, the latest model which have less ports and only 2 connections on back, power and video/audio have built I regulators. It still requires 12v. And can still use custom regulators. There is a thread I the stickie about custom regulators and has the specific ones needed listed. The...

Yes it has been done but it is very hard. I think someone also did it without a ribbon cable too. I used a breakout board since it was about half the pricey. Of those adapters and was in stock...

200 seems a bit off. The wasp is $30 and as for connecting it ranges from $10 to $50 or more... Or even 0 if you can solder to the ribbon cable

I think it is a little hard to explain how to make that adapter. I'll try and lay out some basics of it and hopefully you can connect the dots. so the gamecube ports have 6 wires. controllers normally use 5 of those 6. but 4 of those 5 are shared between all controllers and 1 is not needed at...

Im not sure which mega drive you want, I used a breakout instead. there are multiplier ways to connect the wiikey to the gamecube I believe ipl 1.1 and later work fine. I have mine hooked up to a rev c gamecube and it works. revision doesn't really matter as long as the wiikey works on it. rev...

yes the heatsink and fan are both required. you can find replacements. some people use laptop heatsinks or different smaller fans. or trim the heatsinks. also the portable needs some kind of air flow a simple intake and exhaust vent will do.

all the broken ones I see are still $50 at least usually around $100 what I have seen done is using wiiu gamepad cases and frankencasing them into a proper case as seen here viewtopic.php?f=36&t=13021&p=159273#p159273

Re: Advice on Batteries I think the low battery indicator goes after the pcb.

only use the 5v if you want rumble, that is all it is there for. if you want to save power leave it out or put in a switch to turn it off. I don't know if having 2 controllers will make a huge difference in power consumption but I doubt having a switch on 3.3 and data will matter at all.

only use the dpdt if you are really concerned about power, you would put data and 3.3 on through the dpdt.

Having both data's connected causes problems. Use a dpdt and just make it switch power and data If you really want

I used a simple spdt switch connect the middle to the console, then the controller data or power, I can't remember exactly, I think it is data though. anyway connect 1 controllers to an outside pin and another controllers to the other outside pin.

Re: Advice on Batteries I believe it is a 1.9v regulator and a 3.3v regulator. then connected the battery to 12v for sound, it can use 5v-12v for sound. then depending on your screen power it accordingly.

while the wii is very similar to GC it is also very different. in short this will never work.