New open-source tool gb-recompiled turns Game Boy ROMs into native C binaries, with rough compatibility but huge potential for tinkerers and emu devs.
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A new Raspberry Pi Pico-based adapter lets you plug a Game Boy Camera into a USB‑C phone and save photos as PNGs, no printer, PC, or ROM dumper required.
8BitMods’ VMUPro for Dreamcast is adding wireless Game Boy “link cable” multiplayer, turning a memory card into a tiny Nintendo handheld opponent.
Nintendo’s new Game Boy trademark is likely routine IP housekeeping, but paired with fresh Virtual Boy hardware, it hints they might revisit classic portables.
This week’s homebrew brings arcade-perfect Ghosts’n Goblins to Amiga AGA, Super Pang to Genesis, and a Game Boy platformer starring an inhaler named Pumpy.
Meet the Game Boy emulator that runs in a spreadsheet. Using VBA and macros, Katrina Zathey’s project turns Excel cells into a playable screen.
Nintendo Reader X4 (x4-boy) brings Game Boy emulation to the Xteink X4 e‑ink reader, turning a focused reading device into a minimalist handheld experiment.
GBC “action-tactics” game mixing Zelda-style action and RTS-lite base control, with a free demo and Kickstarter-backed physical carts still on the way.
BopIt! GB is a free GB Studio demake that turns the classic Bop-It into a Game Boy rhythm game with voice clips, rumble, and “Pass It!” local multiplayer.
The Watara Supervision was a cheap 1992 Game Boy clone with poor screens, forgettable games, and inconsistent branding—an ambitious flop in handheld history.