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Discussion about software development for the old-school Gameboys, ranging from the "Gray brick" to Gameboy Color
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#1 2017-04-02 01:05:49
- Alexander the bat
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Everdrive GB good for testing homebrew on REAL hardware?
Could I use the Everdrive GB and test my gameboy games on real hardware like test it on Gameboy color then the DMG Gameboy? I do have both to test things with so I can do Real testing on these gameboys to insure there's no issues within' the two.
So can I get a custom built Everdrive and test the roms on actual gameboys and revise the rom if needed?
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#2 2017-04-02 03:44:11
Re: Everdrive GB good for testing homebrew on REAL hardware?
I use my GB Everdrive frequently whenever I make a new build of my game. I like to test on my gray brick, but occasionally use it on my GBC, and even my Super Game Boy. The Everdrive uses a micro SD card, so there's no need to have a "custom" one.
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#3 2017-04-02 04:21:16
- Alexander the bat
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Re: Everdrive GB good for testing homebrew on REAL hardware?
chris wrote:
I use my GB Everdrive frequently whenever I make a new build of my game. I like to test on my gray brick, but occasionally use it on my GBC, and even my Super Game Boy. The Everdrive uses a micro SD card, so there's no need to have a "custom" one.
I'm gonna build one using the custom option which I'm thinking of having mine to be a titanium colored cart with the acid colored label and just 4gb of SD though it may take 1-3 weeks but it's worth it for me though.
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