Retro Games Revived: Turn your Steam Deck or PC into a Game Boy with this device

I have tested the Epilogue GB Operator to see if I can still play my old Game Boy Game cartridges.
The Game Boy by Nintendo was one of the most sold handheld consoles on the gaming market. Starting in 1989 the Game Boy sold 120 million times with game cartridges being sold over 501 million units making Tetris the most sold game on the market back then.
However what do you do if you still have the game cartridges but no Nintendo Game Boy?
Epilogue released the GB Operator which enables you to play your original cartridges on PC, Linux and MacOS and also on your Steam Deck using an emulator.
In this video I tested the GB Operator by Epilogue to see if the 60 US Dollars are justified.
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Title: Retro Games Revived: Turn your Steam Deck into a Game Boy with this device
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[@OehrchenVT]

What was your favourite game for the Game Boy?

[@MofoMan2000]

Another good option is the BennVenn Joey JR. A lot of the functionality of the GB operator seems wrapped up in the bundled software, but the Joey JR just acts like a flash drive. You can open the ROM in an emulator directly from the cartridge and the save file is right there with it. It doesn't play well with Mac however.

[@OehrchenVT]

Thanks need to check it out 😃

[@sentientarugula2884]

Amongus!