https://itstillworks.com/12412891/how-to-link-visualboy-advance Maybe this will help, i remember back then i did this once.

@davidc100 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@Parabolaralus said in Select button does not work in links awakening gameboy color: backlog/freetime/moneys do not get along. Monkeys always win.

@majellin the official raspberry pi power supply https://www.amazon.com/Official-Raspberry-Foundation-Power-Supply/dp/B01LCNF8FU/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1550009155&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=official+raspberry+pi+power+supply You may be able to get it cheaper from a local vendor.

@twinparadox Nice troubleshooting. These types of problems with RetroArch turn up often when 'Save Configuration on Exit' is enabled, so be sure to make those files your first port of call for any other inexplicable issues going forward.

@jonnykesh said in Super Mario Land 2 DX is out!: Patches are not subject to copyright. Just as a point of interest, any creative intellectual work is automatically protected by copyright when it is created under US law since 1978. This would obviously vary from country to country, but the patches in question would indeed fall under protection in certain areas of the world. One particularly relevant violation that comes to mind is a limited print run of 'Cheetah Men II' that utilized a fan-made patch from romhacking.net without permission for monetary gain. The people responsible actually owned the full rights to the game and the accompanying intellectual property, so I imagine they just assumed they had the right to use the patch as well.

@mrbear2899 either bind the hotkey to the same button as fastforward, or disable hotkeys entirely.

@mitu Yeah, it doesn't really fit my setup, unfortunately. Not a bad idea if I run out of ideas, though. Appreciate it.

@shinyabsol i wrote a guide a while back about the custom gameboy palette and how to do so properly. https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/9769/game-boy-custom-palette

I solved the problem. Like how I caused the problem, I don't know what actually fixed it, but I went into the... myriad of config files, from the command line and from the configuration editor in EmulationStation, setting the shaders to "false" as per your suggestion and this fixed things, only the GB games were black and white instead of green and worse green. But I solved this in the quick menu>options>BG Colorization custom and >Internal Palette GBC - Green, although that second one may not be necessary. The kicker is the game I've been playing, in monkeying around with stuff, I wound up making additional config files for this specific game, so it was still green(!) I used the File Manager in ES and went to /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/config/Gambatte and deleted all the .cfg files except Gambatte.cfg, which was the file I had edited earlier to fix things (I think). But it works now and I'll leave these shaders and things alone for a while until I'm ready to make another big mess.

Yikes! I don't think it is worth it then!

@spruce_m00se you would be amazed how many forums have spruce moose taken That is surprising. Out of 28 years of material from that show, it's funny which moments end up being the most memorable. When you started posting here, the name definitely got a smile out of me.

@nater This looks pretty cool. If you get one, let us know how it works. I am kinda worried about the battery being so close to the CPU. They say you can buy it with a case, but they don't show what it is. It could be fun to design a 3D printable case to fit it all nicely.

@CaelThunderwing Did you find any good 1:1 settings from a GB game to GBC? I haven't, even in the RetroArch config options. Eg. the color from Pokemon Blue does not match what it would be if I put it into an actual GBC (where Charmander would be red and Bulbasaur be green). I tried changing the file format to GBC with no avail.