Game Gear RGB

[Maxwar]

Hah, thats nice, Price is decent too and it can output S-video

Guess ill recap the GG ASAP before he runs out of those boards again :p

[Duo_R]

Its $50 AU which almost comes to $50 USD.

[xelement5x]

Thanks for the heads up Herc, it took me all of about 30 seconds to decide to get one

[Duo_R]

I wonder if he would dona group order discount. Could save a little on the shipping too.

[storino03]

i don't have good soldering skills or else I'd buy the board and do it myself.

[turbokon]

I just picked up one, been waiting for this.

[thesteve]

i still say a proper board needs a scaler.
it can be a single frame scaler based on the GG native res.
think of this, take the native res (dont know what it is)
feed the output from the GG to a frame buffer.
read the frame buffer at a slower pixel rate + line doubling.
can be done with 0.5 to 1 frame delay.

[Maxwar]

Well, i have not yet recapped my GG but i was not going to wait till you guys bought all of them pretty things!

[thesteve]

the GG does have a blanking signal and pixel clock, that would make sampling easy

[turbokon]

So do you think you can design a better pcb steve?

[kazekirifx]

i still say a proper board needs a scaler.

Then just add one yourself, man. I already saw the page of another dude who did.

[thesteve]

i still say a proper board needs a scaler.

Then just add one yourself, man. I already saw the page of another dude who did.

i missed that one

[Maxwar]

I think the japanese guy who made a SMS lookalike for his consolized GG included a scaler.

Sure a scaler would be nice but for my part just getting a gg to display on a TV will be an awesome start.

[kazekirifx]

If you're willing to shell out the money, you can use an XRGB or XVGA from Micomsoft for the scaling. That's what one dude did.

[thesteve]

the consolized one isnt scaled