I want a box that plugs in to a TV and plays the gameboy game I made.
I want it to do nothing else, and I want it to be as cheap as possible.
My original plan was to use an ESP32 with composite output and a USB gamepad.
There are several projects that implement a gameboy color emulator on the ESP32, there are several projects that add Composite Video output to the 32.
For example ESP 8-bit, which ads NES emulation (among others) with composite video and gamepad support. But no gameboy emulation.
There are no projects that implement a Gameboy Color emulator alongside composite video out that I've been able to find.
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Andrew (Television Executive)
In response to this postDo you know of a way to accomplish the above with an ESP32?
Do you know of another microcontroller that I could accomplish this goal with for less than $8/unit, that I can get in the US within the next weeks, in quantities of 10+ ?
Can you think of another way to accomplish this project for under $15 total?
(this is a thread! This is the part of the thread where I'm asking for advice. If you're going to give me advice, please read the previous post as well.)
@ajroach42 I've used this library on ESP32 for colour composite output and had excellent results. just make sure you feed clean power to the ESP32 as a wobbly voltage supply can mess up the composite output
https://docs.arduino.cc/libraries/esp_8_bit-color-composite-video-library/
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