Nintendo Game Boy Advance is basically the handheld game of its era, because it has no serious competitors in the market. Due to hardware limitations, the system is mainly used for 2D games.
However, [Rodrigo Alfonso] recently upgraded his GBA remote game system, allowing him to play Playstation and other games on the classic console advance. As early as July, we began to pay attention to this project. It uses raspberry 3 simulation game to transmit video data to handheld devices for display and receive corresponding buttons.
Since then, [Rodrigo] has made some upgrades to the project by installing the battery powered PI directly on the back of the console in the form of 3D printing for portable playback. In addition, overclocking GBA allows faster transmission rate through the link port of the handheld device, which means that more pixels of video data can be recorded. When at 240 × 160 (maximum resolution of GBA screen), which allows more playable frame rates.
The result is a game boy progress. You can use it to play crash band on the bus just to confuse normal people. Of course, you can simply build a raspberry palm computer from scratch to play simulation games. However, this route takes advantage of the shape factor of GBA and is very interesting to guide. Play the video after the break.