So I've overclocked my GBA SP and was wondering if there was a way to make turbo A and B buttons so I dont have to constantly press them when playing pokemon?
As opposed to the losers who think there is some skill involved in rapidly pressing a button?AlanJohn said:Turbo buttons are for losers who can't rapidly press the A button.
Not true in the slightest. I'm pretty sure you'd just wire up buttons in such a way that when they are held, they constantly start and then stop the signal sent by pressing the button. A very common mod on most consoles, which does NOT require modification of the game in any way.AlanJohn said:Turbo buttons are for losers who can't rapidly press the A button.
JK, If you want to make turbo buttons you will first need to find space on the gameboy itself. And you will need to know programming and circuting. Circute the turbo buttons to the main board and then you will need programming to programm the gameboy to identify the buttons as "rapid a/b" and then make a patch for the game ( This can only work on flashcarts) to identify the buttons. Well its hard and instead of doing this you would rather build a DS flashcart.
twiztidsinz said:I'm pretty sure that around the time of the Afterburner kits (for non-SP GBA) came out there were a bunch of mods, like overclocking and turbo button switches, but nothing that added an extra button, since that would be near impossible because you'd need to modify the motherboard in some way to add the actual extra buttons.
I suppose you could have some kind of non-contact button (all the buttons on GBA on have a 'membrane' that when pushed down bridges a connection and however long the button is held down is how long that connection stays open) them wired in some fashion to the existing buttons and have them 'pulse', but I think getting the whole thing compact enough to fit inside a GBA/GBASP would be difficult.
twiztidsinz said:As opposed to the losers who think there is some skill involved in rapidly pressing a button?AlanJohn said:Turbo buttons are for losers who can't rapidly press the A button.