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Yup, it's a demake.

Exactly. The first "release candidate" version was the one with still the default MW8 palette.

to relatywnie nowa "konsola fantasy" w stylu PICO-8 czy Tic80. exoticorn.github.io/microw8/ W ramach nauki czegoś nowego w tym roku intra przygotowałem na nią :-)

I do not, but you may contact user luvmaya07 on Reddit who did the original design.

I connected it with two thin nails

You don’t need 1tb for Roms 😭

I'm not aware of it

The ultimate set up would be the miyoo mini v4 with 1TB micro SD with every great PS1 game and this grip case, this is all I would need forever 😁

Yes, but it takes a lot of time and needs good tools, because cutting through plastic not to break it is surprisingly hard.

Glad you like it!

La custodia nera presentata nel video può essere stampata solo in 3D. Tuttavia puoi acquistare da Etsy un nuovo fantastico Gripcase da www.etsy.com/shop/PartTimeCAD: scrivi un messaggio al proprietario del negozio perché inviare tramite Etsy in Europa dagli Stati Uniti è molto costoso e possono esserci metodi più economici.

take a look at the version 2 gripcase from /u/captain_carrot www.etsy.com/shop/PartTimeCAD I can highly recommend it too as he fixed all the issues mentioned for the first version.

There is an access to the headphone jack when playing, through a hole in the case. There is no access to SD card but why would you need it while playing? I don't mind having the logo, I think it's actually nice touch. In case mode only small part of the battery side is not protected, but the sensitive part of Miyoo Mini is the screen, which is well protected. The gripcase protects the device very well. I believe it's hardshell provides better falling protection than the stock softcase. Dedicated separate case and a grip extender (especially a big one with handles) would do job better, but it means carrying two separate items. If someone does not care about the pocketability then there are bigger and more comfortable vertical handhelds. IMO a Gripcase is the best solution so far for Miyoo Mini to keep the device secure, providing extra comfort, while keeping the portability factor.

This one currently can be only printed, however there is a fresh update of the other case by /u/captain_carrot that is fixing most if not all the issues mentioned on the video (the latch, better access to buttons, extra charging hole). The new design also works with Better Shoulder Buttons: www.etsy.com/shop/PartTimeCAD

Thanks! The one by Luvmaya is only printable currently, as far as I know you cannot buy it. Each major city has lot of places (even fax&copy shops) nowadays that offer 3D printing for a few bucks. I added an AliExpress link for the Poker Cards Case to video description.

I just ordered one off craftcloud3d seems legit

Sure, take a look at the Pouet link in the video description. There is a download link on the right that leads to the archive with the source code. Well, seems that the whole source code fits into the video description, so I'm adding it there too ;-) It's with the MADS Assembler syntax.

@@ilmenit Thanks. I'll have a look. Does the code have remarks against each line explaining what that line does?

@@ForViewingOnly it does not have such remarks, but the code is short enough that using a debugger in Altirra you should be able to understand after a while how it works. It has however a self-modifying piece which can make it a bit harder.

@@ilmenit I can't say I understand this assembler syntax, and it's been many years since I've written machine code for the 6502, so sorry for questioning. Are you saying that if this assembler code was compiled into HEX, then it would only be 64 bytes in size? So only 64 bytes of the Atari XL's RAM would be occupied by the code if it was loaded in from cassette or disk? :-) I'm only sceptical because if you have an op-code like 'LDA' then that's 1 byte gone already before you've even told the machine what you're going to load into the accumulator. And where you've got a 'LOOP' command... it's easy to say LOOP in assembler, but to create a loop in 6502 machine code requires a lot of bytes. BUT, respect if you've achieved this in 64 bytes of the Atari XL's RAM.

@@ForViewingOnlyactually 62 bytes would be loaded to Atari XL RAM :-) The compiled executable file has 68 bytes but the first 6 bytes tell the loader where to load the code. This header was skipped from the code size calculation in the Lovebyte competition. If you'd like to get the pure 6502 without the MADS syntax then load it to some debugger (Altirra emulator has a great one, or Atari800 ok one) and check it there.

To boot a few minutes, I installed OS on desktop because otherwise it takes ages on Miyoo