Niu people use Esp32 DIY a smallest GameBoy

PocketSprite is the smaller full-featured Game Boy Color and the Sega Master System emulator. It is not only small enough, it is suitable for your pocket, because it is small enough, it may be lost in your pocket. PocketSprite is introduced to the world at the 2016 HackADAY super conference and is still one of the most satisfactory hardware designs we have seen. PocketSprite uses ESP32 (as an ESP-WROOM-32 module), 96 × 64 OLED display, and the minimum component that converts this hardware into a functional console. This hardware design can be used as an art, imitating (in OpenScad!) As a reduced Game Boy Color, the simulator has been largely optimized, and PocketSprite even has some beautiful features, such as playing doom very well, Witcher. 3 is very good. You can see this smallest PCOKETSPRITE presentation in the video below. Be Copyright statement: HackADAY authorization, Circuit City original translation video, declined! If you also like open source projects, and want to share your own open source work, contribute your strength for the open source world! Video content delivery channel: [email protected]

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