Introduction Over the nearly twenty years since the original FlashBoy Cart was released, there has been tremendous progress in the Nintendo Virtual Boy flash-cart scene. We’ve seen improvements ranging from all-new hardware components and larger amounts of flash memory to SRAM save support and the ability to run increasingly ambitious homebrew games such as Hyper Fighting. However, one major feature has remained…
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