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Waltonruler5 OP t1_j1jb3xq wrote

I figured RetroPi is the way to go, I guess I just don't know anything about replacing the screen, connecting the buttons, etc. But I'm sure there's guides out there for that.

Tbh I'm not too worried about playing any particular games, I actually wanna try programming the emulator as a learning experience.

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baldingdad81 t1_j1jbk2d wrote

I'm certain there was a professionally produce 'retropie' Gameboy release the other year.... Can't remember who did it through.

When buying retropie kits, you can source new screens, power, the lot. Huuuuge community out there, so promise someone has already gone through it all & has probably written a guide!

Can't point you specifically to any site, but know I've seen it all when I've looked previously.

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