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You can get a Gameboy from just about any old game store; and flash carts are easy to come by. I have two of these: https://www.amazon.com/SMART-x30B2-x30FC-x3
by dleslie 10y ago
You can get a Gameboy from just about any old game store; and flash carts are easy to come by. I have two of these:
https://www.amazon.com/SMART-x30B2-x30FC-x30E0-x30DC-x30A4/dp/B008B8QO0I https://www.amazon.com/SMART-x30B2-x30FC-x30E0-x30DC-x30A4/d...
- derefr 10y agoThe parent means, this company can't just sell "a Gameboy plus a flash cart" as their own commercial product. Which is why they created a custom product instead. You, as an end user, certainly can "just" use a gameboy + a flash cart, or an iOS or Android device, or even (and I would suggest this) code games using an old console emulator as your runtime and don't worry so much about hardware. (Emulators for those same consoles also exist for iOS/Android, after all.) But this company has other priorities, and so made this.
- dleslie 10y agoI ask as a user because I am not a member of that company.