Jace, It sure did! Here's a description of how mine works. Raspberry Pi: Pin #2 +5v and pin #6 ground on the GPIO pins Screen: Power: Black is connected to the wire I have in pin #6, Red goes to pin #2 for 5v Video: Depends on what cable you're using. I removed the jack and soldered it. If you have ...

I have the same board as @JaceF8 I think...
http://imgur.com/qIAbOhT
I put one wire in GPIO pin #2 5V and pin #6 ground and it fired right up.
You'll see in my image there are only 3 pins, I unsoldered them and soldered on some jumpers and I removed AV2 (white wire).

Hello everyone! This is my first post and I am very excited to become part of this community. My first Raspberry Pi project is to do a Gameboy Pi. I've looked at many, many excellent write-ups that others have done and of course, I know this kind of thing can never be cookie cutter. The first step, ...