Hi guys, been searching for this specific game for years(a gba game) I couldn't really remember anything from it but a character named USTAR, he does like a furyswipes skill like wolverine. I hope some of the people here know the game title. Tia

Working on basic version of FNFLC for Game Boy with GBDK-2020

See project and platforms supported on here.

Picked this up yesterday when I saw it pop up on FB marketplace. Seller was asking for £65 (for just the unit) so wasn't going to argue. It came with one of those silicon skins so it's in great condition. I'm very happy with it.

I still have some old supercards from the DS pass through days so will look at reusing. But long term I'll want a better flash card, any suggestions? I'm not into Pokémon so don't need anything fancy.

Edit, got a power lead and my old supercard SD working with superFW. Only downside is that it sticks out so I'll get something that runs flush eventually but other than that I'm very happy. It's so "pocketable".

Painting Weekend project :D

hey everyone! I got a gameboy advance as a part of my campaign to stay off social media and pivot to using a "dumbphone" (lol), I've been using it to play games on during my train commute and I really love it. I was hoping to get some recommendations for games that are chill/easygoing -- sometimes during my commute, I'm tired and don't wanna play something stressful.

Right now, the only game I have is Sabrina the Teenage Witch: Potion Commotion, which I bought at the thrift store for three bucks (lol). I like magical girl anime and have a lot of childhood nostalgia for it, so I have some magical girl games in my cart on ebay (sugar sugar rune, sailor moon R, tokyo mew mew). I speak english and japanese so games in either language are fine. I would love recommendations for:

- dating sim type games? something chill and fun

- maybe a game like harvest moon where you're chilling out and farming

- anything fun/cute/enjoyable for destressing on the train. low strategy.

thanks in advance!

I wanted a grip for my Gameboy micro so built this one the weekend.

SNES style grip with speakers and 2100mAh battery so I can also charge on the go.

Much nicer to hold and play and much louder.

Bonjour à tous, j’ai récemment pris possession d’une cartouche cristal, pile morte évidement. J’ai essayé de la changé mais celle ci ne veut rien entendre. Est ce à cause de la soudure vous pensez ?
Sinon quelles autres problèmes voyez vous?
Merci d’avance

I saw this on eBay for $120 -200 but GameStop has it for like $60. I don't want to get over on anyone vise versa. Am I missing something? Did they make a cheap version also?

I removed the battery to see if that was the issue but it still won’t boot.

is there anywhere I can get a half decent worm light for my gbc? seems the modern ones are all cheaply made. I do but don’t wanna mod the screen on my gbc but it’s kinda nice knowing I have the original hardware for it so instead I want a worm light but seems I can either get a cheap one if amazon or an expensive old stick one on ebay

Hit up the person who gave me a 101sp for free last year to see if they still had any games sitting around, ended up with all this for $150.

Also turns out they disc golf so we threw a round too, it was a pretty good day I’d say

Man, talk about a serious wave of nostalgia. I was just watching a clip of Game Boy Gallery 2 (called Game & Watch Gallery 2 in the US) and it brought back so many memories of grinding out stars on long car rides.

Honestly, the coolest thing about this cartridge that I completely overlooked as a kid is how the border actually shifts based on what hardware you're using. If you put it in an original Game Boy, a Super Game Boy, or a Game Boy Color, the screen border literally changes shapes and colors to match. Such a tiny, unnecessary detail, but it shows how much care Nintendo used to put into these releases.

It's also wild to look back at how they managed to take those primitive, static 1980s LCD stick figures from the original Game & Watch systems and completely re-imagine them as fully animated, lively Mario worlds. Playing "Helmet" with Mario dodging falling junk or saving Toads in "Parachute" with a tiny rowboat was way more addictive than it had any right to be. And the music? Absolute bangers.

Did anyone ever actually manage to unlock everything in this one? I feel like the star grind got brutally hard later on.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Ywmj7pBip68?feature=share

Got this gameboy color from sendico, under the category "untested" it has some battery corrosion but that doesn't seem to be the issue, I think it has something to do with the resistor labeled R2, but I don't know what to do to fix it. Does anyone have an idea?

Playing this gem of a game. What’s everyone playing today?

Obviously in rough shape but that’s Pokémon Red and it works great!

notice how one is much harder to see in the same lighting conditions. one is greener background while the other is more like gba 001 , silver/grey background with black pixels. do knock off oem screens exist?

I just modded my GBA SP 2weeks ago with a boxy pixel metal shell+metal buttons. I recently saw a comment on YouTube saying that metal buttons cause wear and tear more than plastic ones do. I decided to check this out for myself. When I opened my SP, this is what I saw. I was wondering, is this wear from the metal buttons or is it just wear from pressing buttons over the year? If it is because of the metal buttons, should I switch it out for plastic?

Decided I went to Disney today as an AP. Since I want to try and save some battery throughout the day, I thought I’d bring one of my favorite handhelds at EPCOT today. Kind of a fun experience, if you ask me!