These things look great, but I have to remind myself that a great deal of these portable games are pretty basic and a lot of this will be mainly nostalgia and enjoying looking at how they cleverly used the limited pixel palette to create amazing sprites and backgrounds.
As is always the case with Analogue stuff, since ordering this thing I've been slowly adding to my collections for these systems, and I'm feeling pretty excited about it now being so close. The one other piece of news I've been wanting to see is the other adaptors (NGPC but particularly the HuCard one) being made available - had somewhat ignorantly been thinking it was just a case of making the physical product, but now seeing these detailed analysis of how much has gone into Game Gear support, I realise it's a much bigger deal than that!
Folks seem a little down on it, but even in its most basic form I'm quite excited about the dock product too.
On its own you could ask how true it is, but the first coment is from the MiSTER GBA core developer who says he experienced similar. The end result looks amazing but their business practices need to be more professional by the sound of it. An interesting read if nothing else.
I don't think people are too down on the dock, it just seems the software for it is unfinished so there's a question mark hanging over it atm.
I'm not going to get that personally as for me this machine is all about that delightful screen.
Originally posted by QualityChimp
These things look great, but I have to remind myself that a great deal of these portable games are pretty basic and a lot of this will be mainly nostalgia and enjoying looking at how they cleverly used the limited pixel palette to create amazing sprites and backgrounds.
That's right, just keep telling yourself that
Nah I know what you mean. Although I think GBA has a great library of games that are very much ripe to return to, for me at least.
Nah I know what you mean. Although I think GBA has a great library of games that are very much ripe to return to, for me at least.[/INDENT]
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That's definitely an element of it, so can we all just try to be a bit more negative, please?
I was quite late with the GBA, so there's less nostalgia than the OG GB, but you're right, there's a a decent selection of games on that beefier platform.
I'm only in line for one of these because of the fabled SFC and Mega Drive support. Jailbar'd GBA video output when using the LCD shaders is far from optimal, and I don't have much love for the GB/GBC library. My original JP launch AGB-001 with AGS-101 screen mod still gets lots of use, and I'd never dream of playing NGPC fighters on anything other than that stick.
On its own you could ask how true it is, but the first coment is from the MiSTER GBA core developer who says he experienced similar. The end result looks amazing but their business practices need to be more professional by the sound of it. An interesting read if nothing else.
Well, that cements it. I'm out. Good luck to everyone here with not getting dumped into group C.
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