brice

Great ! It's really great that you can enjoy playing Bride on this device. I have been requested to write a tutorial to explain LCD-Game-Shrinker usage. I don't know yet how to proceed... Eventually, can I use 'bride' to illustrate it ? Is there a link to 'Bride' archive file or can I copy it on github ? Brice

The emulator engine is derived from MAME SM510 driver and simplified/optimized to be fit on smaller processor without OS ( bare metal). It's open source and written in C and should emulate all single screen G&W, Konami, Tiger, Elektronika LCD handheld and of course Bride. https://github.com/bzhxx/LCD-Game-Emulator Artworks and vector graphics are adapted to match the target and to add graphic effects (mix gradient, fan art, drop shadow on segments). It's open source Python script parsing artwork layout default.lay, hh_sm510.cpp and driving Inkscape. A new ROM file is generated including shrinked background and segments, keys mapping, buzzer/melody,cpu id, video mode. https://github.com/bzhxx/LCD-Game-Shrinker Finally, it has been ported on STM32 platform like seen on the previous video. https://github.com/bzhxx/game-and-watch-retro-go

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hello, It’s great to receive such answer from you. This SM510 emulator will run on any STM32 handheld device (like Game & Watch 35th Anniversary). The emulator source code will be open source. The ROM files shall be shrinked and customized to fit in the small memory and downscaled to match the LCD resolution. Brice

Hello, that’s an amazing thing ! On my side, I just complete the adaptation of MAME lcd handheld emulator for pocket size device (STM32). It can be really nice if I can use ’Bride’ as a reference and use it for tutorials. Please, is it possible to use it and modify it for this purpose ? regards, Brice