Gamer Jacob R. is no stranger to custom Nintendo GameCube portable consoles, but this $1,200 USD example from Etsy is the most expensive one yet. Called the ‘Ashida’, it features a 3D-printed Nylon Grey SLA case, 5-inch 480p IPS display, VGA input from the Wii, USB-C for charging, and a 10aH 2170 lithium-ion battery.
Users can adjust the volume with a classic turn wheel found on the bottom of the device, while a slide toggle lets you easily turn it on or off. Yes, there’s also a headphone jack that complement its built-in speakers. As for games, you need to connect the device to a computer with the included USB-C cable and transfer them over. Surprisingly, the hardware itself is from a Nintendo Wii, but everything else looks to be straight from a GameCube.
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