Game Boy Camera - Easter Eggs, Secrets, 64DD Support & MORE!
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- The Game Boy Camera is one of Nintendo's weirdest accessories for the Game Boy, but it's also one of their best.This tiny digital camera is full of imagination and most importantly - Easter eggs and secrets!
The GameBoy Camera was once one of the smallest cameras in the world, but it's a clever little device that was a great addition to anyone who owned a Game Boy, Color, Pocket or even Advance!
There's a lot more to this Game Boy accessory than meets the eye, and this video will prove it!
In this guide to the, take a look at how this accessory works, how to get the best out of it, and also how it works with the Nintendo 64's Transfer Pak accessory and the 64DD disk drive via Mario Artist: Paint Studio and Mario Artist: Talent Studio!
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All gameplay footage captured in glorious 1080p60 using an original system, connected to a Framemeister upscaling unit and captured through an Elgato Game Capture HD60 unit.
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#GameBoyCamera #GameBoy #64DD - Ігри
7:02 You absolutely can do things with the B-Roll pictures. But you have to copy them into your A-Roll album first. 11:54 when you go into album, click on the delete square to go to copy and then you can scroll into the b-roll and make copies of whatever is unlocked. They are copied into the A-Roll and those copies can be used/edited/printed like any other A-Roll picture.
I had one as a kid and I for some reason remember very clearly doodling on the B-Roll pictures etc
I legitimately remember being 2 years old as I was born in 97, playing this. I had wanted a gameboy so I got my brothers old hand me down with this camera as the only game, considering I was just 2 my brothers didn’t want to give me any real games, just something a toddler can play around with. But I remember for a long time this was all I had and I knew every secret having no idea what a lot of it meant lol but this game taught me to read because I was curious enough to want to know what every word meant for myself. I learned a lot from my gameboy in general. And finally I got my first game which was the original Mario where he’d jump over barrels and Donkey Kong was the antagonist. It’s crazy how young I was with a gameboy in hand
Thanks for sharing your story! It’s amazing how much games can teach us when we’re young :)
This has got to be the most in-depth look at the GameBoy Camera I've ever seen. I used mine for years back in the day, and there were a ton of features I had never heard of, here! Fantastic, mate :)
Thanks very much! Funny thing is, I think there’s probably still more to cover on the 64DD/Game Boy Camera integration, and I’m also working on a Game Boy Printer video which is also going to be incredibly in-depth.
This stuff keeps me busy!
2:30 "a man dancing" is shigeru miyamoto
Yeah, I had heard that, but I couldn't find a reliable source on whether or not it was him, so felt best to leave that little nugget out. Thanks for mentioning it though!
Ace :-) It's so in character too; exactly the kind of thing he would do
Loved my Game Boy camera; makes you realise how jam packed full of features it was; excellent video sir. I used to make stop motion stuff with mine
Thanks! It really is a little treasure trove of hidden bits and bobs. Stop motion sounds like an excellent use of the animation facilities :)
Aye, used to make little animations of GI Joes getting run over by cars and stuff. or fighting on top of the Ghostbusters tower ;-)
As always another really interesting video. I remember first seeing the Gameboy camera & printer being shown at Woolworths in Chelmsford when it was released & thinking it was really cool.
Dang. If only I could use it with the transfer pack to put my face on a created wrestler in Virtual Pro Wrestling 2!
Yeah, it feels like so much could have been done with his functionality!
A good article and I love the new production values PHG, well done keep it up :)
Ta very much, and I will! :)
Just to say that this sort of thorough review with video footage of every feature is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much. Seriously good work. Instant sub.
Thank you! Hopefully I covered everything worth covering, and that you hopefully learned something new! :)
Ah, one day I might get around to the follow up video for the Game Boy Printer…
@@PugHoofGaming I was particularly interested in the hot spot interactive stuff. I'm trying it all out right now on my 3DS using MGBA. Camera even works!
17:20 those animations are beautiful
Really great and complete Game Boy Camea Video!!
Thanks very much! I must get around to that Game Boy Printer video I keep promising...
0:55If you look at it from a distance it looks like Mario dabbing
oh i looked... took about a little over 1000 pictures with my gameboy camera
*who are you running from?*
I've wanted to get one of these, simply because it is so much of its time. Same with the printer. Thanks for the in-depth review, as good as your Super Gameboy videos.
By the way, does this mean you have a 64DD? I'm jealous! I'd love to get one, more for the novelty factor than anything. I have some of the 64DD games converted to play from the Everdrive cartridge, so at least I can still play some of the games
I wish! I’m using the Everdrive’s excellent 64DD support for this video!
A Game Boy Printer video is most definitely coming, but it’s going to take a while as there’s a lot of games with support to cover!
Nice
i use a gameboy advance sp witch cartriges go in on the bottom and the flip option saves me from turning it upsidowwn and winging it
Dude, banging tunes. Where can I listen to more?
All the backing audio for my videos come straight from UA-cam’s own royalty free library :)
Damn! 2:06 and 3:50 are both great. Will have to track them down
I think some music that is more relaxing would be more fitting. You're talking about old gameboy manuals - no need for generic rock music.
But what could be more metal than capturing digital images at the lowest of resolutions?
In all seriousness, thanks for the suggestion, I’ll definitely keep that in mind :)
Brilliant video friend! One question? I want to use my GB Camera for digital art. How did you get your GB video output into a digital format like you have in your video?
Thank you! I captured the GB camera footage by inserting the Camera into the Super Game Boy accessory for SNES, running it through an upscaler (at the time, it was a Framemeister, but these days I use an OSSC) and using an Elgato to capture the output into my MacBook.
However, if you just want the pictures out of your GB Camera, there are far easier and cheaper ways. There is a little bit of tech you can use to transmit the output from the Game Boy’s EXT port, to a mobile phone. I got one from eBay a few years ago but I haven’t yet gotten around to making a video!
@@PugHoofGaming very cool alternatives! From what I own I thought maybe the n64 transfer pack would work with pokemon stadium and I could record using my USB capture card. Seems like it won't work. I Will need a snes gameboy adapter or retron3 to complete my original method.
What about the "NO CAM" message? Is that legitimately in the Game Boy camera ROM as an error message, or just something that mGBA does?
That would be an error if you were using the Game Boy Camera ROM without an actual camera peripheral (because you’re using an emulator, presumably)
@@PugHoofGaming Well I did say I was using mGBA. Fascinating.