
The gameboy booklets are awesome
I wasn't allowed to play my Game Boy before bed, so I read the Pokémon Red manual so many times that it fell apart. Luckily, I managed to find the booklets on a marketplace site!

I wasn't allowed to play my Game Boy before bed, so I read the Pokémon Red manual so many times that it fell apart. Luckily, I managed to find the booklets on a marketplace site!
I’ve been building a GBA homebrew project featuring an anatomical fruit fly model and a small neural circuit extracted from real FlyWire data.
It includes:
- Animated walking, flight, feeding, grooming, and rest.
- A neural activity viewer with 128 neurons and 2,048 connections.
- A Tamagotchi mode: feed, water, play, clean, sleep, and medicine.
- Health, energy, stress, bond, and age, with SRAM saves.
The body comes from the flybody project. Its articulated 3D model is rendered offline into sprites for the GBA. This is a simplified simulation, not a complete fly brain; the extracted circuit gates feeding through MN9.
The latest release addresses SuperCard/SuperFW boot issues.
ROM and source: https://github.com/LakoMoor/FlyWireGBA
I’d love feedback on the fly’s appearance and controls—and hardware reports if you try it on a flashcart!
I'm returning to play a lot of my old Gameboy games, and Goodboy Galaxy got me thinking
What Gameboy Original, Color, or Advance games should I track down and play that have been released homebrew or indie?