‘I’m still trying to make this work for around $100’.
It’s a day ending in “y”, and so RetroRemake founder Taki Udon is excitedly sharing updates from their big batch of hardware dev projects. This time around, it’s in-game footage pulled from the FPGA SP – a handheld emulation console capable of running original Game Boy Advance cartridges.
In the clip, we see the console, which Udon describes as a “passion project”, playing one of the GBA’s Pokémon variants. The prototype model in the clip is a clear blue colour, with a clamshell casing reminiscent of the original Game Boy Advance SP, which first launched in 2003. Remember the edgy tribal variant? Lulz.
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‘I’m still trying to make this work for around $100’.
It’s a day ending in “y”, and so RetroRemake founder Taki Udon is excitedly sharing updates from their big batch of hardware dev projects. This time around, it’s in-game footage pulled from the FPGA SP – a handheld emulation console capable of running original Game Boy Advance cartridges.
In the clip, we see the console, which Udon describes as a “passion project”, playing one of the GBA’s Pokémon variants. The prototype model in the clip is a clear blue colour, with a clamshell casing reminiscent of the original Game Boy Advance SP, which first launched in 2003. Remember the edgy tribal variant? Lulz.
Read the full article on timeextension.com