Was kind of annoying to see people refer to the guys who made it as morons when they were literally playing something somebody tanked out of a discord.Īlso, side note on the Wonderswan IPS panels: If you are very anal about screen tearing you are probably going to want to hold off. Also happened with Mario 64 PC, in fact during the early PC source leaks I and a couple of other guys worked on modding in the analog camera control patch from the N64 version to work on PC and somebody leaked binaries of that when it wasn’t quite working properly. We’re honestly very lucky that we ended up with a good translation out of that mess. Yeah, as I recall this was what happened with Mizzurna Falls, too. There are solder pads labeled left, right, and select that resemble those on the NGPC/GBC boards. I’m a little curious if the Wonderswan display has an undocumented OSD, too. They also have a kit with the same OSD setup for the GBC, too. I’ve seen some people recommending AmpTorrent li-ion rechargeable AAs for these because they’re a rock solid 1.5v until almost totally depleted, so that’s something I’m looking at myself. I’d imagine the higher power draw of the device when it’s booting is what’s stopping it from turning on totally consistently. My guess is that if they did a lot of testing they were probably doing it with AC adapters (which are, I believe, GBC compatible and quite cheap). Resourceful!) and I’m guessing it’s technically on spec but not quite there. If you happen to shatter yours, you can get a replacement for ~$5. This is all off the shelf parts (fun fact: if you see this mod branded as a “Q5 Screen” it’s because it’s for a Blackberry Q5. My understanding from speaking to people with working relationships with the manufacturers of things like these over in China is that they’re typically not actually all that interested in playing video games and are simply putting things together based on customer demand.

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