Another World

In this post, we will dive deeper into how the CPU processes instructions in the Gameboy Color emulator, how timing is managed, and the intricacies of memory mapping. Now that we’ve set up the emulator and mapped the inputs, we’ll focus on the core components that make the emulation work—specifically,... [Read More]

In this post, we’ll explore how to manage input/output (I/O) in the emulator, focusing on how the Gameboy Color interacts with buttons, timers, and hardware registers. We’ll also cover the implementation of save states, a feature that allows you to save and load game states at any point in time.... [Read More]

In this blog post, I will explore how to build a Gameboy Color emulator from scratch using Dart and Flutter. We’ll cover essential parts of the emulator, including CPU handling, gamepad input, memory mapping, and rendering. I’ll guide you through the key components of the project and share code snippets... [Read More]

In this project, we will build a custom video watch using an ESP32, a TFT display, and WiFi to stream video. This project involves setting up the ESP32 as a video receiver, displaying the stream on a small TFT screen, and packaging it into a wearable form factor. Whether for... [Read More]

In this project, we will create a custom joystick controller using the ESP32, BleGamepad library for Bluetooth functionality, and a TFT LCD for real-time feedback on joystick movements and button presses. The controller will act as a Bluetooth gamepad that can be used for gaming or other control applications. [Read More]