SameBoy – emulating how Game Boy SoC electrically interferes with the speakers

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53 points·retro_guy··11 comments

The emulator VICE emulates the video chip's interference with the audio output.

When I heard that faint hum again, that changed in timbre with the flashing of the cursor, I was floored.

Just wanted to add that VICE is a Commodore 64 emulator. VICE can emulate other Commodore systems but probably not as completely as the C64...

Their VIC-20 emulation is ridiculously good. And I had a VIC-20 as a kid, so it was that emulator that triggered my nostalgia.

https://i.imgur.com/loQonuM.jpg to be clear, this image means "so unnecessary (but I like it so much)", I still keep a GBC in my nightstand.

Considering how often GameBoys are used for chiptunes, maybe there's a crowd of people that want this emulated?

In any case, even if it doesn't have an inherent use, I still think it's rather cool.

I'm sorry for not been clear enough but you probably misinterpreted that, it's like when someone visit you and brought a bottle of fine wine as present, you welcome him and says "This is so unnecessary! (but of course I appreciate that)", notice the emotion and hands on his face? well maybe this is a cultural thing.

I think the stereotypical English phrase is "Aw, you shouldn't have!"

This comic essentially expresses day to day events with alternate vocabulary, often creating quick and repeated exhaling of air through open mouth or uprising of mouth corners.

That is something I would call a strong nostalgia

I get a 404 with that link.

I accidentally messed up the link while editing.

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