neverendingsigh

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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
They're more accurate to what we would recognize as the RGB value on a modern device, as opposed to accurate to the classic AGB display—or "over-saturated and cartoonish." Some people like this, others don't. I sense you
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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
My bad, wires crossed (heh). Point is it's still not quite as capable.
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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
The AGB's resolution is 240x160. The panel used is new-old-stock or reproduction equivalent from the BlackBerry Curve 9380: a 480x360 panel, which allows the AGB adapter to output a 2x integer-scaled 480x240 image. When playing a DMG o
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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
Behavioral standards within the Game Boy modding scene aren't great. Lots of other PCB projects (reverse engineering and original boards alike) have been stolen with credit stripped; novice end users demand Apple-level support for hobb
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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
Just yesterday, Zekfoo published his CGZ board project, taking a similar approach to the Game Boy Color's PCB. It's much less involved—the AGZ project is partially about fitting an Advance SP board's features into the classic
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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
The project page goes over the improvements to power delivery and audio output, so not sure what else you're referencing here. Also remember that the AGB's audio is pretty garbage for what it should theoretically be capable of; it
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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
As you said, it would be more trouble than it's worth to use, say, an FPGA in place of an original AGB-CPU part. Additionally, our part of the community has an appreciation for the original hardware and components; it's more about
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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
I don't quite have hundreds of Privacy cards, but I have quite a few, and many for subscription services. Though I understand and welcome the core reason for the change, forcing users to do this migration in December—of all months—real
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by neverendingsigh 5y ago
For what it's worth, from at least one person's perspective it's exhausting to just read these replies, as if you or other OPs are eternally naive neophytes with no experience or understanding, or that providing a personal