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It's really limited, though. Sometimes that is nice, but if you want a bit more of a comfortable environment, the GBA is wonderful. It's got a decently fast pro
by user-the-name 5y ago
It's really limited, though. Sometimes that is nice, but if you want a bit more of a comfortable environment, the GBA is wonderful. It's got a decently fast processor and enough RAM to not have to worry too much about it, and it's got some really interesting hardware that is easy to use but also allows lots of interesting trickery.
- klodolph 5y agoGame Boy and Game Boy Advance are definitely both at the top of my list.
- lostgame 5y agoOooh! I’d also love to recommend GBA homebrew development, especially if you’re a little wary of learning Assembler. I had a fantastic time in high school, grade 11 or so (2005?) - playing with the homebrew development kit at the time… The joy of GBA is a much broader palette - well - any colours whatsoever, if you’re just talking straight GB (no GBC) - and access to some fun hardware tricks like scaling, extra background layers; honestly - it’s like an SNES pro or something. I love it. Also a shout out for DS homebrew. Hella fun.
- klodolph 5y agoIt's like an SNES pro, with the caveat that the audio capabilities of the GBA are much less than the SNES. That said, the audio capabilities on the SNES are difficult to use.