[video=youtube;uaeLY441Fwc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaeLY441Fwc[/video]
I was planning on doing a video like this myself at some point, but it looks like this guy beat me to it. I am absolutely fascinated by the Super Game Boy. It's a seriously interesting piece of tech, and was capable of so much more than most developers ever even did with it. I personally think it's the most interesting game peripheral ever.
If you want more, check out [URL="http://loveconquersallgam.es/post/2350461718"]this series of articles[/URL]. It's a great write-up on the SGB.
Here's Part 2.
[video=youtube;A0MISyNeqQg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0MISyNeqQg[/video]
I've had my SGB since 1995 and I still use it to this day, it's such a neat thing. Recently I've been playing though Pokémon Silver once again.
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[editline]8th December 2016[/editline]
And of course back when I was 7 years old I thought playing my GB games on a larger TV screen was the coolest thing ever.
And here's Part 3!
[video=youtube;blxuKsQCQGI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blxuKsQCQGI[/video]
He also uploaded videos including things such as the full credits for the Super Gameboy and all the borders.
I have the Hori Commander to go with my SFC and SGB2. It's honestly not the best controller (the d-pad is a little finicky for four-way movement like in block puzzle games), but it is really neat just because of its exclusive functions.
I wondered for a while how Hori was able to get exclusive functions programmed into the SGB just for their controller, but it all made sense when I decided to view the SGB credits and saw that Hori actually programmed the SGB itself. The more you know.
[video=youtube;JU5OBrDlOR8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU5OBrDlOR8[/video]
I guess it's Super Game Boy Month. :v:
Wow, I knew almost nothing about the device.
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