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Hackaday has an interesting writeup about a GBA emulator console based on the pi zero.
Most notably, he made a full replacement motherboard. It's not perfect because many parts must be harvested from a real GBA, but it's pretty good.
I wonder, is this a feasible piggy machine? Would it be worth it to produce some of his boards?
http://hackaday.com/2016/11/03/emulatin … y-advance/
Last edited by catskull (Nov 3, 2016 5:33 pm)
It would be cool to to just see a kitsch shell with buttons or something. I guess kitsch thinks so too?
Would love to have one of these, I have a spare clear gameboy shell, pi zero and tft gathering dust on my shelf and im one of these people that cant stomach tampering with the consoles i owned when i was a kid so i have left my GBA as it was meant to be. This would give me use for all the spare bits i got