The firmware being used on the latest BITTBOY handheld now includes my custom palette pack for gameboy original games
Add color to your favourite games!
1. Plug your SD card into a computer
2. Find the Folder named ‘gambatte’
3. Inside this folder is ‘palette’
4. Copy the .pal (Palette files)
5. In emulator settings select ‘palette’ then save settings
6. The customised palette has now been applied
Game emulation on the surface may seem relatively simply. Select a system you want to emulate, download an emulator and a game and click play
Sounds simple right?
The depths that brilliant coders all around the world have gone to to get games to emulate retro games is insurmountable as well as finding ways to enhance the original games
Being such a broad topic I will focus and describe what is required for a game to emulate in a way that any semi tech savvy ready will understand
My Emulation Setup
Hardware:
I have been using the Raspberry Pi single board computers for the last few years as my choice of hardware for my 2d retro game projects.
Software:
The open-source linux retro gaming operating system I am using is called Retro Pie.
This document will be continually updated
It all started on Christmas Day…
I received a Gameboy with Pokemon Yellow
This paved my way and undying love for what we now call ‘Retro Games’
To this day I still play Retro Games and no matter how advanced new games are getting, these games will always hold a special place in my heart
Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid— Albert Einstein
The purpose of this blog site is for me to share and document personal projects that I have been working on that I believe will helpful and useful to others.
All constructive feedback is welcomed!
I plan to focus on:
-Retro Gaming Emulation
-RetroPie for Raspberry Pi
-Retro Gaming Handhelds
-Front End Graphical Designing
-Linux Distributions
-Useful Programs
-Product Reviews
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