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Couldn't you just use an everdrive cartridge? Those can hold roms and even the actual N64 can use it.
So in theory an everdrive should (there was an issue with the pocket and some GB X7 due to a signal spike not present on the original Gameboy hardware). The main issue is that it's a pretty large additional expense if you want a seamless experience (the x5 requires pressing the reset button to save). Say when this comes out it's $350 with tax and shipping, which is pretty generous I think. You now have to spend an additional $200 for the cart to play roms. Now the choices in this price range are:
I see this appealing to N64 enthusiasts that don't already have a HDMI mod (current mods aren't cheap and require soldering to install) or people that really want to play their old carts for that nostalgia hit.
Just curious, where are you seeing $550 for the Analogue?
That's why I say "suppose it's $350 with tax and shipping". There are no details but if it's cheaper I would be surprised. Extra $200 is an x7
Ah, I see now, thanks.
Didn’t know about that. Any way, I don’t think I’m the target audience for this device.