The handheld uses a Xilinx XC7A100T FPGA that works like the chips that powered the original Game Boy handhelds, theoretically offering performance that’s closer to what you’d be able to get ...

but his plans include a TV dock and a screen resolution high enough for a 3x integer scale from the original Game Boy. The portable system is one part of an effort to eventually offer FPGA boards ...

These retro handhelds are built for emulation. That means they’re running custom software made to recreate a console’s ...

so you can connect it to a real Game Boy Advance and enjoy multiplayer games. It also has a vibration motor. an FPGA, and the shell can be custom designed, with the components housed in a clear case.

The Modretro Chromatic is a glorious modern Game Boy Color that elevates the classic handheld using authentic FPGA tech and lavish build quality. While some players will be bummed out that it ...

If you've been on the fence about the Analogue Pocket, the modernized FPGA-powered Game Boy clone that will play all of your old cartridges, maybe the company's newest limited-edition release will ...

The ModRetro Chromatic just got a firmware update that makes it easier than ever to share retro gameplay with your friends.

but for a core that ran Game Boy and Game Boy Color ROMs. So to recap: Today Analogue Pocket got the ability to run third-party FPGA cores. Three hours and 22 minutes later the Pocket’s three ...

While it plays old Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges via an FPGA circuit, it also comes with a new version of Tetris pre-installed. It has a port for an original Link Cable to play ...