InsideGadgets cartridges are so cool. Being able to play Pokemon Pinball on real hardware with rumble is an awesome feeling. I always loved the Pokemon Pinball GB game but never got to play the Ruby and Sapphire GBA version when I was younger and it's been a lot of fun.
I purchased the Everdrive GBA Pro, and one of the listed features is that it supports "Max 10 FPGA". What does that mean? I only have GBA roms loaded onto it, do I need to select which 10 of them I want to be loaded as FPGA? How do I use this feature? Sorry if this is an obvious question and thanks for any pointers.
Is this a legit copy of FireRed?
The label seems really clean, like too clean. And the stamped numbers being 00 seemed suspicious. But everything else looked legit. I would appreciate a second opinion.
My pocket arrived a week or so ago but I wanted to wait for other parts. Soft TPU case, labfifteenco buttons, nes dpad and membrane, and a screen protector from Amazon.
I tried it out for a little bit with the stock dpad and I'm glad I decided to get the nes controller to swap it out because the stock one felt pretty bad. But other than that I'm excited to play some carts and eventually figure out the whole FPGA core thing once I get an SD card.
Finally got all the parts in and assembled for this controller. Rocker Gaming steel bowl, TAO v4 steel stick, drumstix576 buttons, and sleeved cable swap.
I love the extreme green with the buttons. I was really considering getting matching extreme green buttons but I'm glad I got these.
Has anyone found replacement shells for OEM Rumble Paks? I would really like to find an extreme green shell for a Rumble Pak to match my controller and A3D.
The M64 pro controller looks to be really premium and quality. And with the wired option, it could be a great low latency option. Since the wired functionality could be the same as a normal OEM controller, I would assume it's compatible with the Analogue 3D. Is it? Has this question been answered already?
Finally got the OEM colored controllers that I wanted, modded with 8bitdo modkits, the 8bitdo controllers themselves, and the original wired grey so transfer packs and memory paks. Just in time to get an M64 pro controller later this month lol.
