No, this is not a new Game Boy; it is a new mobile emulator from Rose Colored Gaming. This cute little guy is called ‘Pascali’. He is Raspberry-Pi based and plays over 10 systems at full speed including:
- NES
- SNES
- MAME
- CPS-1
- Neo Geo
- Game Boy
- Game Boy Color
- Game Boy Advance
- Game Gear
- TurboGrafx / PC-Engine
- Sega Master System
- Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
- DOS
- Apple 2
- Atari 2600
And he can even be plugged into a TV via HDMI and used as a console with a USB controller!
Apparently Pascali is still in development, but not too far away. If you can’t wait, you should check out the other cool things Rose Colored Gaming have on offer:
The Yoshi-themed ‘Little Green Machine’ – customised SNES
Refurbished original portables (choose from Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Color, Wonderswan, Neo Geo Pocket Color, SEGA Nomad and Game Boy Micro)
Source: Rose Colored Gaming on Facebook via Game Zone and Rose Colored Gaming
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