The Super Game Boy has received a significant upgrade with the introduction of the Super Game Boy Plus, an unofficial enhancement developed by @BucketMouseBite. This new version addresses several limitations of the original Super Game Boy, which allowed Game Boy games to be played on the SNES but had a faster clock speed than the original Game Boy, affecting gameplay and compatibility with link cables.https://Twitter.com/BucketMouseBite/status/1839139219698073630The Super Game Boy Plus has several key features:Clock Speed Choices: Users can select from the original clock speed, the accurate clock speed, or options to overclock or underclock during play.Link Port Feature: The device includes

The Super Game Boy has received a significant upgrade with the introduction of the Super Game Boy Plus, an unofficial enhancement developed by @BucketMouseBite. This new version addresses several limitations of the original Super Game Boy, which allowed Game Boy games to be played on the SNES but had a faster clock speed than the original Game Boy, affecting gameplay and compatibility with link cables.

  • xyzzy@lemm.eeEnglish
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    2 months ago

    No, it doesn’t copy the game data in the way you’re describing, anymore than a Game Genie would (it doesn’t either).

    And anyway, this Nintendo lawyer fear is getting a little ridiculous in this community. ROM dumping for this kind of data is legal, at least in the United States.