How much would a GBA to television adapter actually sell for? Just curious.
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Right on, thanks. The diy approach is probably more fun though
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bitjacker wrote:
is he dj transformer?
harsh, DJ Transformer is a bro, just a very, very dissorganised one, he's not a crook.
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Alive and well in fucksville
thought transformer sold something similar to it thats all.
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I know the thing you mean, VGA out of a DMG, just a mo
this one?, the price tag is equally massive
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thats why it thought it was that. I dont see how putting a game on a big screen would help to create code. if you want to see what your gameboy game looks like, play it on a gameboy.
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float.bridges wrote:
How much would a GBA to television adapter actually sell for? Just curious.
I actually just picked up a MIB Pelican GBA TV Tuner/Monitor from a local retro game store. It allows A/V and RF input, and A/V out. Only cost me $15. It works with GBA and SP.
http://www.eagb.net/advance/hr41.html
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Yeah it's pretty neat, surprisingly great quality when plugging in game systems.
Btw I asked the guy selling the dev kit some questions,
I asked what model Gameboy it was inside, and if it was an Nintendo officially licensed product. Also asked if you could plug in a different controller from the one he's providing.
His response,
"It only plays licensed games so it is licensed hardware. Based on the games it plays, it is a plain old Gameboy. It uses a SNES controller, that plugs into a 25 pin port on the front (Possibly for other things then just a controller?)"
BS. Not licensed hardware. Obviously not a DMG, because you can see it playing a GBA game. And no "generic SNES controller".
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float.bridges wrote:
Well, there are developer cartridges, with stuff like EPROM. There's gotta be something, ahaha
I use eeprom to program remotes and keys for cars sometimes.
electronicly erasable read only memory
is that the same thing?
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Boddah wrote:
Yeah it's pretty neat, surprisingly great quality when plugging in game systems.
Btw I asked the guy selling the dev kit some questions,
I asked what model Gameboy it was inside, and if it was an Nintendo officially licensed product. Also asked if you could plug in a different controller from the one he's providing.His response,
"It only plays licensed games so it is licensed hardware. Based on the games it plays, it is a plain old Gameboy. It uses a SNES controller, that plugs into a 25 pin port on the front (Possibly for other things then just a controller?)"BS. Not licensed hardware. Obviously not a DMG, because you can see it playing a GBA game. And no "generic SNES controller".
Apparently it's a GBA with an SP cartridge slot.
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IndigoChild wrote:
float.bridges wrote:Well, there are developer cartridges, with stuff like EPROM. There's gotta be something, ahaha
I use eeprom to program remotes and keys for cars sometimes.
electronicly erasable read only memory
is that the same thing?
Yes it is!
Here's a picture of a Balloon Kid EPROM cart: http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1Y3NDU … S4u3WuM%3A
And I remember reading a thread on here about EPROM cartridges. Mayhaps involving Timbob.
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Oh hell yeah this just made my day interesting. I gotta see if I can get my hands on one of those.