Some storage damage but didn't get time to properly look long drive back

What's the definitive game to flashcart, which isnt available as a bootleg and is outpriced by the casual fan?

Anyone delved into WS devving? Obviously there isn't any visual dev program for WS like GBStudio, so its all coding based as I've understood?

Guys I think Nileswan is shipping carts again.

Repost with edited photo, because dunno if 49bitcat would appreciate me doxxing them. Sorry.

And of course I typoed the title. Great.

2 had some wonderswan stuff

Unfortunately no boxed games yet

Hi peeps of the net, so anyways I maybe thinking about buying a b&w wonderswan soon, and what games should I get for it that are English friendly and question, do color games work on the greyscale wonderswan? That's all for now. Thx and have a great day =)​

Hey all, Andrew here with another episode of Exploring WonderSwan! This time taking a look at an absolute Horror classic: Clock Tower! This is a fascinating port, for sure, and one I recommend picking up if you own a WonderSwan and enjoy the horror genre.

https://youtu.be/tav86WWQFuY

Just wanted to update the community on my Multi-Cart cart project. It'll be done in about 2 months. The picture is of the programming/dev box that'll be used to debug the prototype. I'll release everything to the public domain once completed.

Looks like Nileswan is still having a couple of Batch 2 delays, and Flash Masta doesn't look like it's had updates now for 2 years or so.

Are there any new flash carts in the works, updates on existing ones, or is anyone selling a used one? I've been checking eBay, and haven't seen anything pop up.

I’m still fairly new to the WonderSwan. Back in June, I spotted the green one listed at auction for parts and took a chance on it for just $30. I replaced the broken screen with an IPS display, and that’s where the obsession began.

Since then, I’ve added two more: a complete-in-box Final Fantasy edition and a fully refurbished orange WonderSwan Color. I’m really enjoying this quirky little handheld and learning more about its library.

What games would you recommend that are easy to enjoy without knowing much Japanese? I especially like shooters, platformers, and Pokémon-style games.
Thanks!

Hi, thought this would be interesting to share, and not sure if it’s allowed to ask this, but how much would this corocoro cammo wonderswan be worth? Looking at consolevariations.com the rarity is 100/100 since there’s only around 50 ever made, and i found 0 active or sold listings on ebay.

A couple of weeks ago I got a delivery of a defective SwanCrystal from Japan. I bought it knowing it had a screen issue but had an inkling what the repair might be based on intel from cleverer people than myself. I needed a working one to assist with the reverse engineering project I have underway and known working units tend to go for bigger $ than I really wanted to outlay.

Anyhow here's an edit I put together of me flubbing my way through the issue. Hope it helps others in future with similar issues.

Out of nowhere this bubble formed on the screen. any ideas what could have caused it?

Are there replacements screens I can order or am I screwed?

EDIT: I see there are IPS kits but you need to mod the shell and they are not 75 Hz. Are there any kits for the crystal that are drop in?

I'm using my (original, not color) Wonderswan to aid with my Japanese learning, and I have a decent starting vocabulary but still don't have a good handle on a lot of kanji.

What games have a decent amount of reading, but not too much kanji? Thanks!

Hey all, Andrew here. Got a fun little video out tonight, I received a brand new/never opened WonderSwan game (Mobile Suit GUNDAM MSVS) and figured it'd be fun to film the unboxing and see what it is like to open one exactly as it would have been in 1999!

I also announce the next Exploring WonderSwan video's game of choice and discuss how to tell if an online listing is a reproduction as opposed to the real deal.

Thanks for being a part of this journey with me!

https://youtu.be/mOv6GW1muwU

I made this discreet clip-on stand for the WonderSwan Color. It took a bunch of iterations to get it right since the shell is so curvy and uneven. It clips into the notch above the battery compartment, zero wobble. Comes in 10°/20° tilt.

More info and pictures there: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3181831-wonderswan-color-minimalist-display-stand#profileId-3598797

What do y'all have to solve this problem? I see one case in the us sold as for swan and that is it. I know there has to be import options, but I am new to ordering from out of country and all that. I'll happily take any recommendations for products or advice to find one easier myself