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I really don't care if it accepts original discs/cartridges... It's a lot of clutter, and doesn't necessarily improve emulation.

Well, Peter Langston replied to the video from 'Down the Rabbit Hole': I think it's safe to say that smoothing out the Jaggies is not possible. There was some discussion here: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/132005-ballblazer-brainstorming/?hl=%2Bballblazer&do=findComment&comment=1593985 Droid AI, very important. That's high on the priority list. If I have that, Ballblazer is a playable game for a single player. Then music and sounds. I might do that first because so far, Ballblazer hasn't produced any sounds. #4 on this excellent list: http://www.langston.com/LFGames/TenTips.html So out of my head: 1. sounds 2. droid ai 3. countdown timer / ramping difficulty (like goalposts that are getting narrower when time passes) 4. intro demo? 5. make it nice / testplaying

At what timecode was that? Indeed I was

zipp, that post is from 2008, I'm not sure if vdub_bobby has been visiting the forums lately. His profile says 'Last Active May 27 2016 4:24 AM'

Wow, another year has passed... I've been very busy at work, working on a new product for the last year (and still not finished since requirements grew...). So not much time (and maybe I'm just lazy). If I continue, I think I should go for 8K instead of 4K.

I bet there are enough logic elements and that the problem lies more in synchronizing stuff.

Has 'Dr Lee' already spoken? His side of the story would be interesting too. BTBfilms could make a nice movie out of it. Seriously, his first movie about the Retrovgs was done really nice. I wan't to credit him for actually doing 'work' on this project.

He also appears in 'Retro Gamer' (that other retro magazine...)

Wow. He was really telling everyone to have trust, that they where working 'diligently' on their prototype etc. (for the second time...) That's sad. I think I still like the idea, but at a smaller scale, not trying to take over the world.

I really don't care about Netflix, just games (I can already play netflix on my phone, work laptop, my own laptop, kids laptop, ipad, gf's laptop, gf's phone, apple-tv, blu-ray player). External USB drive? That's just clutter. Just cartridges, simple as that! Putting Netflix on this thing brings the risk of a relative watching Netflix on that thing, while you want to play a game, not good Besides that, when it's not 4K people might consider it outdated.

Or get a wiiu and play even more zelda's.

Less is more I guess. Make it cheap (hopefully capable enough for say, neo-geo), no carts, create a few cores for the (emulation-wise) most wanted consoles. Nintendo get's away with offering only one 'core' and no analog outputs. (and even not available...)

I guess everyone is repeating/recycling stuff we already know. Just like when some info about the NES Classic was out.

'This is the least nintendo-like system since the gamecube' Edit: oops, I think he meant with 'nintendo-like', the console should be really different from ps/xbox (Nintendo-like = not(ps) and not(xbox)) and apparently the switch isn't that much different from those? My brain hurts a bit now.

must be a dream team.

I'm glad it used cartridges. It just feels better to me to actually own (as in, the right to play a game) a game instead of registering somewhere that you own a game.

I guess I am one of the lucky few.

I have the gb boy colour too, but I stick to my original GBA with modded screen. I also don't see any reason to buy the super retro boy. You can also get a ds lite if you're okay with gba games and don't care for gb games.

Anyone here who has the guts to try the hack?

Best video quality. I was always happy to upgrade from rf to composit to rgbs to vga. But, with hdmi, just sizing up pixels (dots?) will make them big squares, and I can imagine not everyone likes big squares.

Great to hear this is still in development. I've been following this for a while and I'm really amazed by what you've done so far!

'Pay again'