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-Since buying a new handheld emulator this year, I've been hunting for some fun games to play. I've got a library of just about every Game Boy/Colour[^1]/Advance game that was released in the original run, but that means a lot of low-quality games[^2] with a handful of really good ones.
+Since buying a new handheld emulator this year, I've been hunting for some fun games to play. I've got a library of just about every Game Boy/Colour[^1]/Advance game that was released in the original run, but that means a lot of low-quality games with a handful of really good ones.
 
 I recently found out about the indie Game Boy dev scene though, which looks really interesting. There are tons of games released on [itch.io](https://itch.io/games/tag-gameboy-rom), and what looks like a few gems. Most seems to be made with [GB Studio](https://gbstudio.dev) which also looks like something I'll have to have a play with.