Tag Archives: GBA

mGBA Git (2025/09/14) is an advanced emulator for Game Boy Advance games, designed to outpace existing emulators in speed and accuracy. Key features include comprehensive Game Boy and Game Boy Color support, efficient performance on low-end hardware, local link cable functionality, and real-time clock support. Additional capabilities include turbo/fast-forward options, configurable frameskip, and save state management with multiple slots. It supports various formats, including ZIP and 7z files, along with …

SkyEmu Git (2025/09/14) is a low-level emulator for GameBoy, GameBoy Color, and Game Boy Advance, aiming for an optimal user experience through a balance of accuracy and performance. Key features include accurate Game Boy Advance emulation, experimental Nintendo DS support, cross-platform compatibility (Windows, MacOS, Linux, Web), customizable controller support, and multiple save slots. It offers fast forward and rewind capabilities, real-time clock emulation, memory debugging, and theme options. The latest …

BizHawk Git (2025/09/14) is a multi-system emulator developed in C#. It features full-screen support, joypad compatibility, and comprehensive debugging tools for various gaming consoles. Supported systems include the Apple II, Atari consoles, Nintendo systems (like NES and N64), Sega consoles (like Genesis and Saturn), and many more. The latest changelog includes updates such as rebuilding the LibretroBridge and SDL for Linux, fixing regression issues, and enhancing Lua function management. Additional …

VisualBoyAdvance-M Git (2025/08/31) is a compiler for the VisualBoyAdvance-M (VBA-M) emulator, which supports Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance on Windows, Linux, and Mac. This build includes updates such as new translations, adjustments to the gba_darken option, and enabling the default LCD filter for GBA/GB. The changelog highlights various code updates and the removal of unnecessary code. Users can download the latest Windows version from multiple sources, …

BizHawk Git (2025/08/27) is a multi-system emulator developed in C# that caters to both casual gamers and enthusiasts. It features full-screen mode, joypad support, and comprehensive rerecording and debugging tools for various system cores. Supported systems include iconic platforms like the Apple II, Atari consoles, Commodore systems, Nintendo consoles (including 3DS, NES, and SNES), Sega consoles (like Genesis and Saturn), and others. Recent updates limit log flooding to Debug config …

BizHawk Git (2025/08/13) is a multi-system emulator developed in C#. It offers features for casual gamers, including fullscreen and joypad support, alongside comprehensive rerecording and debugging tools. Supported systems include Apple II, various arcade machines, Atari consoles, Nintendo platforms (from NES to Nintendo 3DS), Sega systems (like Genesis and Saturn), and more. Recent changelogs include reversions of text file compression settings and the addition of GitHub Copilot configs. Users can …

BizHawk Git (2025/08/10) is a multi-system emulator developed in C#, offering features for casual gamers such as full screen and joypad support, as well as advanced tools for recording and debugging across various system cores. It supports a wide range of platforms, including Apple II, various arcade machines, Atari systems, Commodore Amiga, Nintendo consoles (like NES and Game Boy), Sega systems, and more. The latest changelog mentions improvements, such as …

VisualBoyAdvance-M Git (2025/08/09) is an emulator for Super Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance on Windows, Linux, and Mac. The latest development build for Windows includes updates to macOS SDL3, version 3.2.20. Users can access information and download the latest version from several sources including Gofile and others. VisualBoyAdvance-M Git (2025/08/09) has been compiled. VisualBoyAdvance-M (VBA-M) is a [Super] Game Boy [Color / Advance] emulator compatible with …

BizHawk Git (2025/08/09) is a multi-system emulator developed in C# that supports various gaming platforms, including Apple II, Atari, Nintendo, Sega, and more. It offers features for casual gamers, including fullscreen and joypad support, as well as comprehensive rerecording and debugging tools. The changelog highlights improvements like fixing polyfill failures, adjusting input orientations, and enhancing various project files. Additionally, several analyzers have been added to optimize code practices. BizHawk continues …

Enjoy our comprehensive retrospective as we showcase each and every one of the classic games developed for the Gameboy Advance in this captivating video journey. The Game Boy Advance: A Look Back at a Handheld Legend The Game Boy Advance (GBA), released in 2001, is a hallmark of handheld gaming, remarkable for its significant leap in power and capabilities from its predecessors. As we delve into the specs, history, and …

Pretty much as the title says: here is a collection of Every Game boy Advance commercial in existence.