Gameboy homebrew has been surprisingly active in the past few years. There's an easy to work with visual IDE (GB Studio) that builds roms even without scripting or ASM skills, and a lot of these new bite sized GB games are made with it. GB has also seen a huge resurgance in parts and modding, with readily available and cheap flash carts and IPS displays.
Unfortunaly, I haven't played a modern GB game that I felt was very good. GB Studio doesn't produce very efficient code and I think it shows in the games it builds. Even so, I think it's great to see people excited about Gameboy!
Unfortunaly, I haven't played a modern GB game that I felt was very good. GB Studio doesn't produce very efficient code and I think it shows in the games it builds. Even so, I think it's great to see people excited about Gameboy!
