Game Boy (Color) emulators: Difference between revisions

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|{{Enhancements/Graphics/Remove sprite limit|The Game Boy can only display 10 sprites per row (from 40 sprites in total). – this limitation is indirectly responsible for some of the flickering seen in games at times and different strategies must be used to achieve certain game design elements. When this option is enabled, the limit is disabled, allowing more sprites to be drawn on the same line.}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}

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|{{Enhancements/Misc./Netplay|Game Boy|Should not be confused with Game Boy (Color) online features or link cable emulation. See [[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Hardware features and peripherals|hardware features and peripherals]].}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<ref name="LibretroExclusive" group="note">Input lag mitigation technique and [https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#game-boy-game-boy-color RetroAchievements exclusive to libretro cores]. Also [https://docs.libretro.com/library/sameboy/#features netplay enhancement] exclusive to SameBoy libretro core.</ref>

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| colspan="2" |Built-in IR ports<ref group="note">Some games like ''Nectaris'' for GB (monochrome GBs have no IR port at all, IR functionality is completely new to them) or ''Pokémon Trading Card Game'' and the Japanese edition of ''Robopon'' for GBC feature on-board IR transmitters/receivers on their cartridges instead of relying on the Modile Adapter GB or GB Kiss Link IR modem or Link Cable functionality. This feature is sometimes called GB Kiss (i.e. cartridges "kiss" each other).</ref>||{{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}

| colspan="2" |Built-in speakers<ref group="note">Embedded audio speakers present on cartridges employing TAMA5 and HuC1 mappers: ''Game de Hakken!! Tamagotchi - Osutchi to Mesutchi'' (aka ''Tamagotchi 3''), ''Robot Poncots'' (''Robopon'' outside of Japan) and ''Pocket Family'' game series.</ref>||{{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}

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| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Motion Control (Tilt Sensor)|Tilt sensor]]<ref group="note">''Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble'' and ''Command Master'' use biaxial/4-way accelerometer.</ref>||{{{~}}<br><small>Motion Control does not support controller accelerometer. Supports only remapping to keyboard/gamepad.</small>||{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}

| colspan="2" |[[Game Boy (Color) emulators#Multiplayer|Link Cable]]<ref group="note">Super Game Boy for SNES supports only on the Japan-exclusive Super Game Boy 2.</ref>||{{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}||{{~}}<br><small>[[SameBoy]]'s libretro core supports Link Cable, standalone does not.</small>||{{Ya}}

| colspan="2" |[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pokémon_Pikachu_2_GS#Interactions_with_Generation_II Pokémon Pikachu 2 GS]||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Na}}||{{Dunno}}

| colspan="3" |Cartridge hot swapping<ref group="note">It was sometimes possible to apply cheats (such as a player having infinite lives) and other temporary software alterations to games by hot swapping cartridges, even though the cartridges were not designed to be hot swappable.</ref>||{{Dunno}}||{{Dunno}}||{{Ya}}||{{Dunno}}