The Game Boy, a hardware autopsy - Part 2: memory mapping
Have you ever wondered how the Game Boy works? How the games that defined the history of the handheld world were made? This video series hopes to answer these questions and more concerning one of the most successful gaming platforms ever. Narration aided and recorded by the lovely Sarah - https://smstang.com/
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