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I'll probably stick with FPGA I think. It should not be very expensive an might be under $50. But it's gonna be fun

qbradq yeah, I'm trying to look at all the pros and cons of each variant. PI is cheaper indeed, and FPGA is a bit of an overkill for the job either... What's definitely the "cleanest" way to do that is to hack a clone. But in this case I'm gonna need to remove the cartridge slot and conne...

It's true that GB has splash screen. But NES does not :) And most importantly GB splash takes mere seconds, while Raspberry PI takes some time... and it takes some time to launch an emulator. PI's problem is that it's a PC. DMG has 8 buttons. PI is capable of Keyboard, mouse, networking, HD output e...

Hi there, It's a really old idea - make an NES inside Gameboy DMG and there are some implementations. But it's usually either a bulky monster with a cartridge slot attached to the back or a raspberry PI. The former is not very portable anymore and the latter... well, I think it's like killing the fl...