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

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 ...

Version 2.0 adds support for custom color palettes for Game Boy games, allows FPGA cores to switch aspect ratios when docked, and fixes a "video issue with some openFPGA cores and resolutions ...

Developed in-house by ModRetro for their Chromatic FPGA-based Game Boy Color handheld, Tetris is back and even bundled with ...

Faithful FPGA hardware emulation of Game Boy and Game Boy Color games Excellent battery life (albeit inconvenient to refill) Comfortable for long play sessions In terms of performance, the ...

The Game Bub is an upcoming handheld game console designed to play Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance ... The handheld uses a Xilinx XC7A100T FPGA that works like the chips that ...

The Analogue Pocket is, as the name suggests, a portable FPGA-based system which is compatible with the entire Game Boy library – that's over 2,700 Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance ...

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 ...

Over on Hackaday.io, [solderking] realized that there was a glaring omission in the multi-game management hardware for the Game Boy Color ... that wedges an iCE40 FPGA and a Pi Zero inside ...

Those processes included referencing Game Boy Color units from “different years ... can since it uses field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology, allowing it to function just like the ...

Not only is FPGA emulation incredible technology ... I’m focusing on the Game Boy Color here, a system that is mostly known for the big hits and a massive pile of licensed games.