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Game Boy Screen Caparison w/ Analog Pocket, ModRetro and Original Hardware
Video comparing the main ways of playing Game Boy and Game Boy Color games today. Includes original hardware, modded original hardware, the Analogue Pocket and the Mod Retro Chromatic.
It's not perfect, but just wanted to have something out there focusing more on the screens for those looking at these options and trying to decide on what to get. Thanks for watching!
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Game Boy DMG
03:00 - Game Boy Color
04:24 - Game Boy Color Modded
05:48 - Analogue Pocket DMG Mode
07:22 - Analogue Pocket Color Mode
09:19 - ModRetro Chromatic
11:25 - Conclusion
It's not perfect, but just wanted to have something out there focusing more on the screens for those looking at these options and trying to decide on what to get. Thanks for watching!
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Game Boy DMG
03:00 - Game Boy Color
04:24 - Game Boy Color Modded
05:48 - Analogue Pocket DMG Mode
07:22 - Analogue Pocket Color Mode
09:19 - ModRetro Chromatic
11:25 - Conclusion
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Wanted to make a comparison video showing both screen mod options for the OG Gameboy advance. Im a photographer not a videographer so pls forgive the amateur nature of the video lol. Top left is IPS, bottom right is the ITA mod which uses a screen from the DSi which has the same screen size and PPI as the standard display. Both of these were purchased from Handheld Legend.
Can’t lie the Analogue Pocket looks the best and also happens to be the best value for the $$$
You may want to turn the brightness down on the ModRetro (like to the lowest, hah) so that the colour balance doesn’t get so oversaturated on the camera! I feel like the colours don’t look quite so vivid in person and that’s probably from the sensor getting overloaded
this is the best looking footage that i've ever seen for any of these, cheers. I knew the analogue pocket GBC preset wouldn't look very good because of it's size but wow it's not even close to the original
Useful comparison
thanks for video. I was away from GBA mod scene. NOW, I realized that there is 2 different LCD types. I prefer pixel grid so I would take ITA over IPS. I will get it on GBA SP so thanks for video!
Which one IPS?
Top left
Found this TV for $7 at goodwill. Should I buy it?
I hope you didn't pass this one up
To clarify, IPS is on the top left and ITA is on the bottom right? Is that correct?
Correct
my eyes say IPS but my heart says TFT
You’re heart leads you correctly. Still own both of these and still grab the ITA almost every time I want to play a GBA game 👍
@@finaljenemba Okkaay Im a complete ignorant on this, sorry but I need to ask Ronny is saying IPS and TFT but you´re talking about the ITA screen wich one is the best in terms of color and brightness, I mean the one on the left (on your video) looks better to me, is that the ITA screen?
Hmm, I don't know if it's just me but pixel dithering transitions for colours blend in more and look smoother on the ITA screen mod, might be because it has a pixel perfect pixel grid, the ips mod is so clear that you can notice things like colour transitions and other imperfections more, this can be pro or a con for some also depending on title.
It’s not just you, that’s part of what I was showing in the video. It’s looks the same in person. Similar to playing a game on modern display vs a crt. If one likes the pixel art look of modern indie 2D games that’s what the IPS gives you, vs the original look of the ITA.
ITA all day for me. Much more accurate picture for the hardware in my opinion. Perfect solution.
Do you still got this tv???? Need some help if you do
When watching it in 4K, I must say that the IPS seems to be more vivid than the ITA looking a little more washed, like the AGS-101. At the end of the day, it’s preference of how it looks and how power efficient both screens are. IPS drains more compared to ITA but the ITA has more soldering work if you have a 40 pin.
God, the DSi screen is so fucking *_CLEEEEEEEEEEAN._* Love how sharp it looks.
What kind of cables are you using for The test???
Hi great video! Do the ITA screen hum and hiss as loud as the IPA? Is it recommended to install a power cleaner? I love my IPS screen but that noise really freaks me out!
Original resolution is so much better.. I wish there was a drop in screen like that, with no soldering..
The IPS is a drop in unless you want controllable brightness
Funnyplaying's ITA kit only requires soldering if you have a 40-pin GBA. If you have a 32-pin, no soldering is required (you just wouldn't have brightness controls). Even with the 40-pin, the only required soldering is to remove a very small capacitor (C54). It's actually super easy to do, way easier than soldering brightness cables. To find out if you have a 32-pin or a 40-pin GBA: "The small number under the cartridge slot is visible under the GBA's battery cover. If the number starts with a "1," you have a 32-pin screen connector. If you see a number that starts with an "0," you have a 40-pin screen connector."
@@joshs2235 Thank you!
basically Retrosix cleanscreen then.
I'm so glad I found this before I ordered
So which one did you go with?
@@finaljenemba the DSi screen one since it was cheaper at FunnyPlaying
@@Shmeve0 bruh
Picture looks stunning! is the audio coming from the tv?
Thanks! It's actually coming from the speakers setup on the sides I just use the TV as a pass-through. They're some little Philips bookshelf speakers and a small Sony amp, all goodwill finds.
I can't wait to play some SNES games on this Diamond Tron I pickedup today. I'm planning to run at something like 3840x240p for some nice thick scanlines! :::::))))
That ITA screen is surprisingly vivid even set side-by-side with the IPS v2! I also really dig the pixel grid. Waiting on mine to arrive!
So how was it, did you like the result?
@@wertyorig3827 Love it. Surprisingly vivid, but with the pixel grid in tact (which I like a lot). Also no ghosting, motion blur, or any image retention problems that I've noticed. I know that the image retention thing can sometimes be an issue with IPS screen mods.
@@joshs2235 Wow, Thank you so much for your review, so I'll make this modification on my GBA, I like the grid details 😁👍
@@wertyorig3827 No problem! It compares most with the AGS-101 screen if you've every seen that before, with slightly better colors. Just know that some soldering is required with this kit. If you have a 40-pin GBA, you have to at the very least remove a small capactior (C54) which is really easy to do. (32-pin GBA's don't need this). Otherwise, soldering the additional wires is only necessary if you want manual brightness control with Select + L or R. You can still adjust the brightness with the touch sensor even if you don't solder the wires, but I've always found those touch sensors to be very finicky.