Tag Archives: mGBA

mGBA Git (2025/11/04) is a newly compiled emulator for Game Boy Advance games, designed to be faster and more accurate than existing alternatives. Key features include accurate hardware support for Game Boy Advance, Game Boy, and Game Boy Color, fast emulation even on low-end devices, local link cable support, and save type detection. It also supports motion sensors, real-time clock functions, and solar sensors for Boktai games. Additional features include …

mGBA Git (2025/10/30) is a powerful emulator for Game Boy Advance games, designed for speed and accuracy. Key features include support for Game Boy/Game Boy Color, fast performance even on low-end hardware, local link cable functionality, and various save type detections. It supports motion sensors, rumble, and real-time clocks, along with unique features like solar sensor support for Boktai games. Additional functionalities include configurable controls, savestate management, video recording, and …

mGBA Git (2025/10/02) is an advanced Game Boy Advance emulator designed for speed and accuracy. It supports Game Boy and Game Boy Color, running smoothly on low-end devices. Key features include local link cable support, save type detection, motion sensor and rumble support, and real-time clock functionality. It offers a built-in BIOS, configurable controls, and various recording formats. Additional capabilities include an integrated command-line debugger, cheat code support, savestates, and …

mGBA Git (2025/09/16) is an advanced emulator for Game Boy Advance games, designed to be faster and more accurate than existing options. It supports Game Boy and Game Boy Color hardware, offers both Qt and SDL ports, and runs smoothly on low-end devices. Key features include local link cable support, save type detection, real-time clock functionality, screenshots, and cheat code support. Additional capabilities encompass video recording, remappable controls, and community …

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 …