Probably about a decade ago (maybe even longer ago) I lost a small bidding war on eBay for a Widebody AGB, it only sold for like $120, I still kick myself for not being willing to bid more.
"Hard4Games" is an understatement. "FullyErect4Games" is appropriate. This channel is the reason I own Dev systems as part of my collection. You and SSFF have drained my banks.
Yeah ... ABSOLUTELY crazy. .. That's cause you brains nerves shoot slower when you get older .that's why you think times flys by faster now than when you where a child. ..and it only gets worse
Exactly my thoughts. But it could also be a grounding or shielding-issure. When you next get to the state try to shield the cartrige before soft-resetting it. If this solves the problem, you will need to take a look at shielding.
About the IS splash screen thing, I've read somewhere that it happens if you tilt the wideboy cartridge in a certain way and it's actually always displayed, just rendered under the visuals from the GB(A) hardware on board the wideboy. Supposedly what happens is that if you tilt the cartridge some bit that says "do not render gb" gets flipped and because it depends on cartridge tilt, it can happen randomly if it gets knocked too much.
My theory is that the intelligent systems splash screen is actually the backdrop behind the rectangle the game screen gets drawn to and it is visible when ever the GBA hardware is unable to provide a screen buffer, which would explain the phenomena you described in my opinion
It's more accurate to call the "anti-aliasing" bilinear interpolation in this case. When you turn it off you can see the tell tale artifacts of nearest neighbour scaling with a non-integer ratio.
Still blows my mind that someone traded in BOTH of the wideboys at my local game store here in Denver about a year or so ago (Level 7 Games). Probably the only time I'll ever get to play with them.
I love seeing Sigma Star Saga getting some appreciation. It's weird that we never got a GBA Shantae game, there was going to be Shantae 2 Risky Revolution but due to lack of publisher interest it never came out and was far from finished, but otherwise, Sigma Star Saga is a reasonable replacement for a GBA Shantae game.
Let me get this straight... in the Year of Our Lord 2020, with virtual reality 4K headsets, and 100 gigabyte games with 23 gigabytes of uncompressed audio... your son is playing Gameboy Advance games? You must be so proud :DDDD
Given the intermittent and seemingly random nature of the error my mind, speaking from an electrical engineering standpoint, jumps straight to failing components, honestly probably a capacitor somewhere on the board. Might be time to open it up and check them out.
I was thinking that it could also be a cold solder joint. Y'know, when it heats up, the connection fails. No matter the reason why, it should have a good once over by a tech.
Well, the purpose wasn’t purely visual, right? If the press wanted specific screen shots - not just whatever was around the beginning of the game or close to a save file, they’d have to actively play and review the game on that unit. So, the sound would have to be bearable.
My guess is the IS logo is on the base graphic that is loaded into VRAM, but then the Wideboy overlays the image from the GBA CPU, so the IS logo only appears when that overlay disappears for whatever reason. Also would explain why you see a frame or two of it on GBA reset. Perhaps connected to the display enable bit?
This WideBoy64 Accessory for the Nintendo 64 that could play Game Boy and Game Boy Color games. You would use the handheld itself as a controller. It was for developers to make games for the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. Much rarer then the AGB version that could also play Game Boy Advance games, and it released after the CGB version. It was supposed to be an adapter similar to the Super Game Boy in the Super Nintendo allowing us to play Game Boy Advance games and also Game Boy and Gameboy Color Games on a TV screen. Or you can connect to a GBA Via Wide-boy Cable. it also allows you to take screenshots and compatible with the Gameboy camera. Made by Intelligent Systems. I like the WideBoy64.
When you said link cable for the AGB I paused the video, and just my jaw dropped. Even tho you can do it on the Gameboy player, I think it’s cool as hell you can do it on the N64
Just a thought but having the splash screen come up might be a heat issue. I know with my N64 it often creaks as it heats up from extended use and on very rare occasions I'll get a minor glitch or crash on a game after playing for over an hour or two straight. Dunno if that's what's happening but just a thought I had.
Do you think you could use RetroBlaster 2.0 to copy the data from an Wideboy 64? And then you can rebuild a second Wideboy 64 transfer board and put the data on it? Could it work?
We had just one at my studio, mainly for play testing on a 20" TV. While we had official dev kits, we often used VBA at our workstations to speed through local builds and verify behavior. 😁
Nice thanks for the info, I've had this cartridge for 7 years never knew what it really was, I have the wide- boy 64 AGB intelligent systems... now I'm truly playing with power💪🎮👍
@@crashoveride879 the wideboy has the same hardware check. I'd copy a wideboy by going to pcbway and making my own pcb that takes a gameboy cart and either reverse engineer the wideboy or understand how it's emulating it. Someone can probably write a GB emulator as an N64 rom. Animal Forest plays NES games. The wideboy doesn't add any additional memory or fancy on-board chips like the save flash components on different carts. So you can get an EverDrive and run a GB emulator. Not sure if that's already out there or not.
it seems like CPU is slow. In that case, it could be overheating or there could be something leaking in there or maybe some pin soldered on it came loose.
Does the IS-AGB-CAPTURE's multi-av out support RGB? Or is it built using/based on N64 or NTSC-Cube hardware so it only supports up to S-video? Also, is that IDE-like cable thar connects to the GBA connected to a cartridge which you can put into any GBA? Or is the GBA modified in some way?
The AGB Capture outputs S-Video only, not RGB, but it still looks great! There is no cartridge adapter for using a regular GBA. The IDE cable is wired to a special GBA working as a controller with all chips built in the AGB capture... Have a nice day!
With how expensive these things are it can't hurt to have some one check out the capacitors. Errors like that could be bad caps and even if they are in good condition a preventive recap could be a good idea.
I'm pretty sure they maxed out the memory of a GBC cartridge by jamming the region of the first game into the second game. They probably couldn't add the fancy color shading in Zelda
I'm just wondering have you ever been able to sit down and play through an entire GameBoy game on that device? The reason I ask this is because maybe they're not really set up for like a long play sessions the same way the Gameboy player on the GameCube would be and Maybe can be a tad buggy because their intended purposes were just to capture screens and you maybe occasionally encounter errors from time to time because it really didn't take the time to work out all the bugs because of the fact that it was never meant to be a way to actually play the video games more than just getting a few screenshots or capturing footage. That would be kind of my guess is why you would get the splash screen occasionally and why it might of froze your son's game while he was playing. That it's not be set up for long-term play sessions just a guess since I never even knew these things existed until you video and from what you said. so I'm just guessing you may encounter various memory errors from time to time but then again I don't really know that was just a thought I had when watching the video
My son used to play Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 for GameCube and his favorite thing to do was mess with the camera and zoom in and out. I guess it's a 3 year old thing?
No, but there was hardwired OG model DS that was attached to a dev/capture unit. I remember when G4 was so excited when they got one, and could do proper reviews of DS games. They did a segment on it, and showed off as much as they where legally allowed too. they said it was several thousand dollars for it at the time.
My problem with this is they put out the super game boy so why weren't these ever sold to consumers? I would have killed to have this when I was a teenager.
Has anyone ever tried to reverse engineer the Wide Boy carts & make consumer versions of them that still play GBA & GBC games on your N64? If not, then I think someone should try one day so that more people can play those games on their consoles. And before anyone says anything, I know the Game Boy Player for the GameCube exists which does do what those do. But it would still be pretty cool if someone did reverse engineer them & make cheaper, more consumer-friendly versions so that everyone can play Game Boy games on their N64.
You actually want to keep the anti-aliasing on if you are scaling the image smaller/larger - Otherwise you get uneven pixels which is much more unsightly than the blur. AA should obviously be turned off at native scale.
Have you tried this on a N64 with ULTRAHDMI? I have an N64 with the Ultrahdmi mod and I get no sound or music on the game boy games through hdmi. Have you tried it on your end?
@@hard4games lol, I have a faint memory of you guys covering them, I specifically remember finding out about these because of you guys. Almost thought this was a re-upload. Either I'm confusing it with My life in gaming or another youtube channel like Nintendrew.
I can't get this yet, until I get more Game Boy consoles, like the Nintendo Game Boy, Game Boy Play It Loud!, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, and the Game Boy Advance SP, but at least I have an Nintendo 64, so hopefully one day, I can find one of those, along with the Super Game Boy.
Hey just stopping in to like the video and wish you and all the viewers peace and happiness. I'll be back to watch the full video later when I have some more time. 💗
He tony, real question. For expensive items like this for filming, do you have insurance? Kinda like how historical gun channels have special c&r insurance in case something gets damaged in shipping or breaks while filming? I’ve been involved with a docu project photographing these tiny 60 year old scale models and we had to get over a million dollars in liability insurance (which only cost us like 400 bucks)
The post office would have some service that gives you compensation if the item is lost/damaged. In the UK, Royal Mail have "Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed": www.royalmail.com/sending/uk/special-delivery-guaranteed-9am To be fair, to prevent it from being damaged, you just have to pack the item well and ensure it is protected from being damaged (like using bubble wrap). If it gets lost, you are kinda stuffed. Although it would rarely happen.
@@RadioTails In the U.S., there is no such insurance, unless someone buys insurance for a package. It is done this way, because you have to remember, ALL of England is the size of one state. There is so much terrain to cross, that a national insurance for mail, is not economically feasible. Plus, having people pay each time they need insurance, is more profitable.
The second one came out the same year as Windows XP... at the very least, they knew it was coming out, so why didn’t they make a version that was compatible or at least a way to update it later?
I wish I could play the Wide Boy 64 CGB so I can play Game Boy and Game Boy Color Games on an Emulator, but all I get was a Black Screen. I'm using an Nintendo 64 Emulator called Project64.
man the resolution mismatch with the inconsistent pixel size when zoomed in drives me nuts, lol
Yeah, the antialiasing actually fixes that!
I want you to know that I was already hard before this video showed up in my subscription feed. Now this... this is just overkill.
Seek medical attention if it lasts more than four hours :)
lo1bo2 isn’t it like over an hour then you should seek attention?
@@tylerl4320 it's deffo 4 🤣🤣
Probably about a decade ago (maybe even longer ago) I lost a small bidding war on eBay for a Widebody AGB, it only sold for like $120, I still kick myself for not being willing to bid more.
"Hard4Games" is an understatement. "FullyErect4Games" is appropriate. This channel is the reason I own Dev systems as part of my collection. You and SSFF have drained my banks.
Ive been eyeballing a fully modded dreamcast but idk its definitely a WANT not a NEED
An erection towards games?
HECK YEAH!
Stop Skeleton Games from getting Hard
Tony's son is already 3? my, how time flies
Yeah ... ABSOLUTELY crazy. ..
That's cause you brains nerves shoot slower when you get older .that's why you think times flys by faster now than when you where a child. ..and it only gets worse
Really crazy to think about
Jesus Christ!
Brodin, lord of Swolesgard hopes Tony's soon is bench 135lbs or more
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Ah yes, watching the GBA version of Shrek trough your N64.
He gave his 3 yr old a rare and expensive N64 accessory
That error could be bad capacitors. During that time many failed.
Exactly my thoughts. But it could also be a grounding or shielding-issure. When you next get to the state try to shield the cartrige before soft-resetting it. If this solves the problem, you will need to take a look at shielding.
About the IS splash screen thing, I've read somewhere that it happens if you tilt the wideboy cartridge in a certain way and it's actually always displayed, just rendered under the visuals from the GB(A) hardware on board the wideboy. Supposedly what happens is that if you tilt the cartridge some bit that says "do not render gb" gets flipped and because it depends on cartridge tilt, it can happen randomly if it gets knocked too much.
My theory is that the intelligent systems splash screen is actually the backdrop behind the rectangle the game screen gets drawn to and it is visible when ever the GBA hardware is unable to provide a screen buffer, which would explain the phenomena you described in my opinion
"And suddenly the game just froze" *youtube ad break*
It shook me to my fucking core.
It's more accurate to call the "anti-aliasing" bilinear interpolation in this case. When you turn it off you can see the tell tale artifacts of nearest neighbour scaling with a non-integer ratio.
It could be some kind of built in timer since they were meant for clips,ads and screenshots
Still blows my mind that someone traded in BOTH of the wideboys at my local game store here in Denver about a year or so ago (Level 7 Games).
Probably the only time I'll ever get to play with them.
I love seeing Sigma Star Saga getting some appreciation.
It's weird that we never got a GBA Shantae game, there was going to be Shantae 2 Risky Revolution but due to lack of publisher interest it never came out and was far from finished, but otherwise, Sigma Star Saga is a reasonable replacement for a GBA Shantae game.
Let me get this straight... in the Year of Our Lord 2020, with virtual reality 4K headsets, and 100 gigabyte games with 23 gigabytes of uncompressed audio... your son is playing Gameboy Advance games?
You must be so proud :DDDD
GameBoy Color games*
I’d like to speculate that the reason none of the other owners have seen it is because very few buy this and actually use it lol.
Given the intermittent and seemingly random nature of the error my mind, speaking from an electrical engineering standpoint, jumps straight to failing components, honestly probably a capacitor somewhere on the board. Might be time to open it up and check them out.
I was thinking that it could also be a cold solder joint. Y'know, when it heats up, the connection fails. No matter the reason why, it should have a good once over by a tech.
@@MikeStavola Yea another good theory. Lead free solder amirite?
Ayeeee thanks for doing a video on these! Also hi keep up the good work 👀
Hello are you a female being of sorts?!
Well, the purpose wasn’t purely visual, right? If the press wanted specific screen shots - not just whatever was around the beginning of the game or close to a save file, they’d have to actively play and review the game on that unit. So, the sound would have to be bearable.
My guess is the IS logo is on the base graphic that is loaded into VRAM, but then the Wideboy overlays the image from the GBA CPU, so the IS logo only appears when that overlay disappears for whatever reason. Also would explain why you see a frame or two of it on GBA reset. Perhaps connected to the display enable bit?
This WideBoy64 Accessory for the Nintendo 64 that could play Game Boy and Game Boy Color games. You would use the handheld itself as a controller. It was for developers to make games for the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. Much rarer then the AGB version that could also play Game Boy Advance games, and it released after the CGB version. It was supposed to be an adapter similar to the Super Game Boy in the Super Nintendo allowing us to play Game Boy Advance games and also Game Boy and Gameboy Color Games on a TV screen. Or you can connect to a GBA Via Wide-boy Cable. it also allows you to take screenshots and compatible with the Gameboy camera. Made by Intelligent Systems. I like the WideBoy64.
When you said link cable for the AGB I paused the video, and just my jaw dropped. Even tho you can do it on the Gameboy player, I think it’s cool as hell you can do it on the N64
Just a thought but having the splash screen come up might be a heat issue. I know with my N64 it often creaks as it heats up from extended use and on very rare occasions I'll get a minor glitch or crash on a game after playing for over an hour or two straight. Dunno if that's what's happening but just a thought I had.
Do you think you could use RetroBlaster 2.0 to copy the data from an Wideboy 64? And then you can rebuild a second Wideboy 64 transfer board and put the data on it? Could it work?
I wish that people make more of this... There look really amazing
I want to see you play Mother 3 with the Wide-Boy 64 AGB.
We had just one at my studio, mainly for play testing on a 20" TV. While we had official dev kits, we often used VBA at our workstations to speed through local builds and verify behavior. 😁
Imagine trying to speedrun that Kirby game on this
Maybe the Intelligent Systems screen is a fallback to let you know that something's gone with the video signal.
I love this channel so much 😊
Nice thanks for the info, I've had this cartridge for 7 years never knew what it really was, I have the wide- boy 64 AGB intelligent systems... now I'm truly playing with power💪🎮👍
Are you willing to sell that wide boy?
Could you connect the agb model to the gba/gc link cable and use it as a gba like you can in Zelda wind waker?
It should work. But that would be an interesting test.
Yes you can. I do that and have the tingle tuner on my CRT and main game on my HDTV
How can you look at a gameboy cart riding piggyback on an N64 cart and call it ugly? That's about the most adorable thing I've ever seen
As amazing as it is that through this device you can play GBA games on a 64... I'll happily stick with my Game Boy Player I paid $40 for
I got mine for $10 at a GameStop getting rid of GBA/Gamecube stuff, and actually ended up with 2 but only one had the disc.
Hey just a thought but maybe that splash screen is always running in the background taking up some internal memory to stay dormant until (needed)?
I dont think so. The splash screen is a copy-protection check. It's its own asiic code and im pretty sure it's cleared after that check.
@@chikato7106 how would you copy a wideboy lol
@@crashoveride879 the wideboy has the same hardware check. I'd copy a wideboy by going to pcbway and making my own pcb that takes a gameboy cart and either reverse engineer the wideboy or understand how it's emulating it. Someone can probably write a GB emulator as an N64 rom. Animal Forest plays NES games. The wideboy doesn't add any additional memory or fancy on-board chips like the save flash components on different carts. So you can get an EverDrive and run a GB emulator. Not sure if that's already out there or not.
@skelterz @crashoveride th-cam.com/video/ix5yZm4fwFQ/w-d-xo.html
Dunno why this was publically released.... imagin using this over the controller attachment that only worked for limited games
This is truly Sweet stuff!
it seems like CPU is slow. In that case, it could be overheating or there could be something leaking in there or maybe some pin soldered on it came loose.
Does the IS-AGB-CAPTURE's multi-av out support RGB?
Or is it built using/based on N64 or NTSC-Cube hardware so it only supports up to S-video?
Also, is that IDE-like cable thar connects to the GBA connected to a cartridge which you can put into any GBA? Or is the GBA modified in some way?
The AGB Capture outputs S-Video only, not RGB, but it still looks great! There is no cartridge adapter for using a regular GBA. The IDE cable is wired to a special GBA working as a controller with all chips built in the AGB capture... Have a nice day!
Sooo... why aren't fpgas being made from these?
what game is at 4:00? i'm loving the soundtrack
Darude-Sandstorm
Is there a 3rd party version of the wideboy 64 I can purchase for a reasonable amount of money?
The GameCube version is like $40 last I heard.
LayKuld I only have a 64.
With how expensive these things are it can't hurt to have some one check out the capacitors. Errors like that could be bad caps and even if they are in good condition a preventive recap could be a good idea.
Neat but way too expensive, yup
How come no one has made a reproduction of these?
I'm pretty sure they maxed out the memory of a GBC cartridge by jamming the region of the first game into the second game. They probably couldn't add the fancy color shading in Zelda
I'm just wondering have you ever been able to sit down and play through an entire GameBoy game on that device? The reason I ask this is because maybe they're not really set up for like a long play sessions the same way the Gameboy player on the GameCube would be and Maybe can be a tad buggy because their intended purposes were just to capture screens and you maybe occasionally encounter errors from time to time because it really didn't take the time to work out all the bugs because of the fact that it was never meant to be a way to actually play the video games more than just getting a few screenshots or capturing footage. That would be kind of my guess is why you would get the splash screen occasionally and why it might of froze your son's game while he was playing. That it's not be set up for long-term play sessions just a guess since I never even knew these things existed until you video and from what you said. so I'm just guessing you may encounter various memory errors from time to time but then again I don't really know that was just a thought I had when watching the video
Your voice is so calming
My son used to play Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 for GameCube and his favorite thing to do was mess with the camera and zoom in and out. I guess it's a 3 year old thing?
Looks like a Leica M3 on the AGB-capture splash screen... they have good taste, not too surprised
It Would be Great if someone discovered a way to make Repro Carts of this Device, it would drop the price significantly.
So when the Nintendo DS came out was there like an add-on for the GameCube too
No, but there was hardwired OG model DS that was attached to a dev/capture unit. I remember when G4 was so excited when they got one, and could do proper reviews of DS games. They did a segment on it, and showed off as much as they where legally allowed too. they said it was several thousand dollars for it at the time.
My problem with this is they put out the super game boy so why weren't these ever sold to consumers? I would have killed to have this when I was a teenager.
I think I'll stick with my homebrewed Wii, and Gameboy Player for my GameCube lol!
My man got it right, those are the IR Sensor and IR Output.
Literwally just watched RGB 208 today. Wild.
2:36 what game is this i want to know
Has anyone ever tried to reverse engineer the Wide Boy carts & make consumer versions of them that still play GBA & GBC games on your N64? If not, then I think someone should try one day so that more people can play those games on their consoles. And before anyone says anything, I know the Game Boy Player for the GameCube exists which does do what those do. But it would still be pretty cool if someone did reverse engineer them & make cheaper, more consumer-friendly versions so that everyone can play Game Boy games on their N64.
You actually want to keep the anti-aliasing on if you are scaling the image smaller/larger - Otherwise you get uneven pixels which is much more unsightly than the blur. AA should obviously be turned off at native scale.
If your kid liked that, may want to show him Blast Corps :D
Betting its overheating and thats why it locks up/logos/resets
3:14 Crystal having some eye problems there
Huh I didn't know the IS-AGB-CAPTURE existed, nice
Have you tried this on a N64 with ULTRAHDMI? I have an N64 with the Ultrahdmi mod and I get no sound or music on the game boy games through hdmi. Have you tried it on your end?
They need to figure something like this out for 3DS on the Switch.
every time you zoomed in on the games and the pixels got fucked up i felt physical pain
Have you tried this on an ultra HDMI Nintendo 64? When I try it I get a great picture, but no sound?
You guys get access to the neatest toys. I'm shocked you are still under 100K.
What game is this? 2:38
I thought you covered these before? these are the dev GBA and GBC players
We haven't, unless you count the Shrek episode.
I have a similar memory...
@@hard4games lol, I have a faint memory of you guys covering them, I specifically remember finding out about these because of you guys. Almost thought this was a re-upload. Either I'm confusing it with My life in gaming or another youtube channel like Nintendrew.
I can't get this yet, until I get more Game Boy consoles, like the Nintendo Game Boy, Game Boy Play It Loud!, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, and the Game Boy Advance SP, but at least I have an Nintendo 64, so hopefully one day, I can find one of those, along with the Super Game Boy.
Don’t blame your son for zooming in and out. We all know it was John.
They used this to make the Trailers on videogame Expos
Hey just stopping in to like the video and wish you and all the viewers peace and happiness. I'll be back to watch the full video later when I have some more time. 💗
The non-integer scaling of the image bugs me too much
Great video as always. My only criticism: there is not nearly enough Shrek in this video. Please more Shrek next time.
I agree and will do better next time
They had link cable support and you didn't tried that out?
If you're curious, it works like a link cable does. 🙃
@@hard4games thanks for answering
It really bothers me that the pixels aren't scaled correctly when you hav the zoomed-in view. ;_;
Find/ discuss early modes from NES to SNES? Tri-Star / Super-8?
does anyone know anything about a clear orange PlayStation 1 model can't find any info on it
didnt we already have gameboy game functionality on the N64 through the controller addon pack?
It only worked for Pokemon games in Pokemon stadium
@@crashoveride879 and both Mario Golf and Mario Tennis
He tony, real question. For expensive items like this for filming, do you have insurance? Kinda like how historical gun channels have special c&r insurance in case something gets damaged in shipping or breaks while filming?
I’ve been involved with a docu project photographing these tiny 60 year old scale models and we had to get over a million dollars in liability insurance (which only cost us like 400 bucks)
The post office would have some service that gives you compensation if the item is lost/damaged. In the UK, Royal Mail have "Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed": www.royalmail.com/sending/uk/special-delivery-guaranteed-9am
To be fair, to prevent it from being damaged, you just have to pack the item well and ensure it is protected from being damaged (like using bubble wrap).
If it gets lost, you are kinda stuffed. Although it would rarely happen.
@@RadioTails In the U.S., there is no such insurance, unless someone buys insurance for a package. It is done this way, because you have to remember, ALL of England is the size of one state. There is so much terrain to cross, that a national insurance for mail, is not economically feasible. Plus, having people pay each time they need insurance, is more profitable.
You can tell you are in Michigan....we can't get a haircut :)
Really missing that sweet intro jam fellas
Liked the video for your humbleness
The second one came out the same year as Windows XP... at the very least, they knew it was coming out, so why didn’t they make a version that was compatible or at least a way to update it later?
4:03 What game is that???
Just found it by luck, it is sword of mana!
Wide Boi's need love too
Zooming in on the cgb model looks soo bad its not integer scale and therefore randomly doubles some pixels and some not...
what your favorite hairstyle the old or the new ?
Does gameboy work on the GBA wide boy? Like you can have custom palletes?
one should never say "audio didn't really matter"
When the only job is to capture screenshots...audio didn't really matter. 😶
Dear Nintendo,
Gameboy Classic
Did You Know Gaming sent me here
oof that pixel scaling on GB games is not pretty when zoomed in
Can we buy it?
What game is 2:36??
Klonoa
I wish I could play the Wide Boy 64 CGB so I can play Game Boy and Game Boy Color Games on an Emulator, but all I get was a Black Screen. I'm using an Nintendo 64 Emulator called Project64.
Anyone else here from DYKG Clips?
Me