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you write like a JRPG
Okay, let's not say things we can't take back.
you write like a JRPG
you write like a JRPG
This guy are sickCry more
Preorders opening next Monday
Would it play ROM carts like the Everdrive-GB?
2 FPGA's on-board and a MicroSD/SD card slot. No need for the rom cart unless they add features the analogue dash doesn't....the other consoles they have released have a good amount of features.Would it play ROM carts like the Everdrive-GB?
2 FPGA's on-board and a MicroSD/SD card slot. No need for the rom cart unless they add features the analogue dash doesn't....the other consoles they have released have a good amount of features.
Yup,What does this mean then
I am not super knowledgeable about this stuff and I'm unclear on whether or not this will be able to boot and play the roms on my Everdrive cart which works with any GB or GBC.
Exactly!I really want to get one of these. But man that 3.5 inch screen is bumming me out - yes I know it's the size of the original Game Boy screen. But it's hard to get too excited about this when I literally have a screen twice this size that I carry around with me in my pocket at all times. Or that it's half the size of the Switch's screen.
If I can (I sense an impending nightmare with everyone hitting the pre-order page at the same time), I think I'm in for this. It hasn't become any less tantalizing since the announcement, and it's been months upon months.
That dock is pricey, though. Half the price of the unit itself? Having a Switch, and loving that functionality, I'll have to get it, but... maybe later, lol.
Are you really going to want to play old school handheld games on an HD TV though? I don't really see the appeal in the dock, I can charge the unit like I charge any other device and the games are meant to be played portably for the most part.
But this particular shader is using the GPU and it's not very light either.With high resolutions you can simulate a real gameboy dmg pixels, giving you the sensation of using the real hardware (along with lcd refresh ghosting)
cartridges only, right?
Just saw that, May 2021. Ouch.Ship date kind of sucks.
MOD a vita, it's easierffs, just mod a psp
Just saw that, May 2021. Ouch.
MOD a vita, it's easier
There's a way to frig it you go too far and i think there's a way to back peddle on the firmware. I had 3.5 IIRC so it was a matter of slapping the software on there and away i went. I use everdrive which has every game from every console from the dawn of time up to and including psx/N64. It's just a damned shame i can't play DC game on it.Just a way better device overall. I thought you were screwed for modding Vitas if you updated the firmware past a certain point? Haven't looked into this in a while, I should.
MOD a vita, it's easier
The vita is a better device though. I have an OG Vita with the LED screenmodding a PSP is as easy as downloading a file and pressing X 3 times.
last time I modded a Vita for someone it was way more elaborate than that
Why buy this over Anbernic RG350M which is like 100 bucks often on Ebay and plays everything + has HDMI out?
How's the emulation quality of the RG350M? Quality hardware and FGPA are Analogue's bread and butter, but they are always expensive.
Speaking of hardware, I guess my concern would be over the buttons and d-pad. I'm not sure that's exactly in Analogue's wheelhouse to date.
It's as good as a raspberry pi gen 2, being that means you can emulate up to PS1 just fine but don't expect DC/Sega Saturn but perfect for everything from Atari to GBA in the 2D space.
I'm not knocking this thing in the slightest, but for me I feel like for the price what exactly does it do especially when you end up having to hack it anyway? Because we ALL know that's gonna happen.
The FGPAs are programmed for emulation accuracy. If you want an experience as close to the original hardware as possible, that's what you are paying for here.
If the unit has an SD slot, you aren't exactly hacking to play ROMs. They release the product in state for legality reasons and generally open source firmware is available day one that allows you to play ROMs. It's as easy as pie to setup/use.