Cart Extender for Analogue Pocket (Play Boktai and others!)

This is a limited run cart extender for the Analogue Pocket in order to play GBA games which need extra clearance space or that you don't want so close to the trigger buttons or to get a protrusion out of the way of some case you might have.

Primarily this allows you to play Boktai: The Sun Is in Your Hand on original hardware with the ability to actually play with the solar sensor, which is otherwise blocked by the Analogue Pocket itself.

You can also use it if you just like the aesthetics of a GBA game being visible when looking over the top of your handheld. This does not work with regular Gameboy Games, just GBA games with the notch. You can modify or reprint the shell without a notch if you want that for any reason.

Leave a note for me if you want a white shell. Otherwise I'll ship black. This comes in two parts if you get the shell. Please message if you'd like me to assemble the shell onto the adapter for you.

Option of with or without a 3d printed shell or just the bare board. The shell is required in order for it to function, but the option is provided for those who can print their own to save some cash.

These are professionally soldered in a manufacturing facility by a team.

The e-reader can technically work, but is not recommended. I was able to get it to read and launch, but the link cable plug on it and the overall weight/wobbliness of the long e-reader is non-ideal. It doesn't sit completely in the cartridge slot. Swiping cards in it will likely unseat or disconnect it and may be a challenge. This should not be your primary use case, but may work in a pinch. The e-reader can save a game so you an always scan cards on another device to play on the AP.

There is an unused/unusable screw hole on the shell. It's for alignment to secure the board in place, but you'd have to drill it to use a screw if you wanted that for some reason. It clicks into place without it.

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*Use at your own discretion* This is not an official or endorsed product and I am not a video game accessories manufacturer (though the soldering job was performed in a professional facility). It's just in a 3d printed shell from Thingiverse I printed in PETG for your convenience. Your pocket is expensive. Be mindful of inserting, removing, and playing with this extender. There shouldn't be any issues really, but if something happens, I am not liable for damages. I use this myself without worry, but just gotta add this disclaimer.

"Open Source Cart Extender Shell V2" by v1605 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6437413