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|My Boy!|Android|1.8.0|✗||✓||✗||?||✗|colspan="10"|✗Mobile / ARM
|VBA8|Windows Phone 8/8.1|2.27|✓ ||✓ ||✗ ||✓ ||? ||✓|-|VBA10|Windows 10/Mobile|1.22|✓ ||✓ ||✗ ||✓ ||? ||✓|-!colspan="9"|Consoles|-|[[mGBA]]|Wii, 3DS|[https://s3.amazonawsgithub.com/mgbaskyline-emu/mGBA-nightly-latest-wii.7z SVNskyline Skyline]|✓ ||✓ ||✗ ||✗ ||✓ ||✓|-|[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-GXalign=left|VBA GX]]{{Icon|Wii, GamecubeAndroid}}|[https://gbatempgithub.netcom/threadsskyline-emu/new-vba-gx-fork-2-3-skyline/releases 0.371284/ 2.3.2]|{{✓ ||✓ ||✗ ||✓ ||✓<ref group=N>As VBA-Next.</ref> ||✗|-|TempGBA4PSP|PlayStation Portable|[http://www.mediafire.com/download/41ny5xrwxizalx4/TempGBA4PSP-26750221.zip 26750221]}}|✗ ||✓ ||✗ ||✗ ||{{✓ ||✓|-}}|[[gpSP]]|PlayStation Portable|0.9|✗ ||✓ ||✗ ||✗ ||✓ ||{{✗}}
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===Comparisons===
;[[mGBA]]:Aims for accuracy, speed, and features. For its accuracy, it's gradually becoming the best at that. It's actively developed and has features VBA-M lacks such as a Solar and Tilt Sensor, and more recently Game Boy Camera support.
;[[VisualBoy Advance|Visual Boy Advance]]:The original GBA emulator. Discovered to have an ACE vulnerability detailed below.
:;[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-M|Visual Boy Advance-M (VBA-M)]]:A fork with additional improvements. It is not updated as often these days and is falling behind in terms of accuracy and performance compared to mGBA.
::;VBA-Next:A RetroArch fork from an older revision of VBA-M with added speedhacks and tweaks, making it useful for lower-end devices. A bit less accurate in some respects, but fixes a few games such as Advance Wars 2.
;[[gpSP]]:Its last official version was 0.9. There are, however, two forks of interest: [http://dl.qj.net/psp/emulators/gpsp-mod-20090720.html gpSPmod], and [http://filetrip.net/psp-downloads/homebrew/download-gpsp-j-12-06-16-f29570.htmlgpSP-J gpSP-J]. gpSP-J has superior compatibility, while gpSPmod has more options for customization (full screen, cheats, etc). Both are superior to Kai.
;[[higan]]:Its GBA core is cycle-accurate as of v095.
;[[MAME]]:Has a <code>gba</code> driver markup as working but both graphics and sound are "imperfect".
'''NOTE:''' There's a ''huge'' <abbr title="Arbitrary Code Execution">ACE</abbr> vulnerability affecting VBA and most of its forks, except for VBA-M. The function for adding GameShark codes ("Import > Gameshark code file") doesn't check if the file's size is within 1024 kilobits, meaning cheat code files from dubious sources can be engineered with malware in mind. There is good news; VBA-M still doesn't do a sanity check for those files, but it just crashes instead of letting the code wreak havoc. So, depending on your use case, avoid using:
# Cheat code files bigger than 1024Kb that you got online from untrustworthy sources.
# The import code files feature.
# The old emulator altogether, and settle for other options like mGBA or VBA-M. All of them support the same SRAM save data the cartridge uses.
==Emulation issues==
===Oversaturation===
[[File:1406913527173-1-.png|400px|thumb|right|'''Left:''' The default game.<br/>'''Right:''' The "Gameboy Colors" mode on [[VBA-M]].]]
The screen on the original Game Boy Advance is not backlit and can be hard to see in some conditions. To compensate, game developers often used oversaturated colors by default so that the result would look normal on hardware. On standard computer screens, saturation is not an issue so this can look jarring and undesirable for gameplay. Some games made after 2003 may have also taken the Advance SP model into account since its screen is actually backlit. For everything else though, emudevs have given some solutions:
====No$GBA====
Under "Emulation Options", select "GBA Mode". There are four modes.
;GBA (no backlight):Strong desaturation
;GBA SP (backlight):Strong desaturation
;Nintendo DS in GBA mode:Some desaturation
;VGA Mode (poppy bright):No desaturation
====VBA-M====
:''<small>Only applies to Windows.</small>''
Under Options > Gameboy, you will find the options:
;"Real Colors":No desaturation
;"Gameboy Colors":Strong desaturation
====higan====
Under Settings > Video Filter, you will find the "Color Emulation" checkbox.
;Color Emulation off:No desaturation
;Color Emulation on:Gamma correction and adjusted color range.
====Shaders====
Cg [[shaders]] can be used in [[OpenEmu]] or [[RetroArch]] that adjust the colors to those of a real GBA screen, as well as other screen types. These are available in GLSL<ref name="GLSL">https://github.com/libretro/glsl-shaders/tree/master/handheld/shaders/color</ref> for OpenGL, and Slang<ref name="Slang">https://github.com/libretro/slang-shaders/tree/master/handheld/shaders/color</ref> for Vulkan.
For GBA, there is <code>gba-color.cg</code><ref>https://github.com/libretro/common-shaders/blob/master/handheld/shaders/color/gba-color.cg</ref>, which simulates the color profile of a GBA screen under an external light source more accurately than VBA-M or No$GBA color options. If you prefer the darker color options that those emulators have, then use <code>vba-color.cg</code><ref>https://github.com/libretro/common-shaders/blob/master/handheld/shaders/color/vba-color.cg</ref> instead.
There is also <code>nds-color.cg</code><ref>https://github.com/libretro/common-shaders/blob/master/handheld/shaders/color/nds-color.cg</ref> and <code>psp-color.cg</code><ref>https://github.com/libretro/common-shaders/blob/master/handheld/shaders/color/psp-color.cg</ref>, which simulates the color profiles of the original Nintendo DS frontlit screen and the PSP-1000/PSP-2000 backlit screen, respectively.
===Save formats===
Originally, when saves were implemented, nobody settled on a format, so the Visual Boy Advance devs made its own. Because other emulators often went with raw data, having to exchange different saves caused problems. The original Visual Boy Advance tries to figure out which format a given save is but often fails at it. By explicitly telling the emulator to read it as a specific type using a file called <code>vba-over.ini</code>, VBA complies. VBA-M includes this config file by default, but older revisions like VBA 1.7.2 and VBALink do not.
The VBA-Next and VBA-M cores in Libretro have the file baked into the binary so that it can load raw .sav files, but converts the format to its own derivative at exactly 136 KB every time, with save type info contained within the file. This completely avoids the previous issues at the cost of incompatibility with standalone VBA and most others.
To solve this incompatibility, Libretro devs created a
[https://github.com/libretro/vbam-libretro/blob/master/src/libretro/gbaconv/gbaconv.c command-line tool] to convert .srm save files made from these cores to raw .sav save data for other emulators. It takes standard input (i.e. just drag and drop the .srm onto the executable) and outputs accordingly. It can also be done in reverse. A 64-bit binary of this tool for Windows can be found
[https://www.mediafire.com/?6bg8ag0bjs1b7ng here].
==Connectivity==
===GBA Link Multiplayer (1~4GBA)===
;VBA-M: This doesn't work with old VBA versions.
:Just disable "Pause when Inactive", configure all four Joypads each with their own button layout, enable "Link, Enable GBA Link". Now open VBA-M again as much times needed for each player, and have them each use their separate Joypad configuration. Each player will have a separate SRAM save file.
;VBA Link + e-Reader:Useful if you want to use the Pokémon Battle-e Cards. Downloads and instructions reside [http://projectpokemon.org/forums/showthread.php?42433-RELEASE-VBA-LINK-E-READER here].
;mGBA:Select "New multiplayer window" from the menu. As you load your ROMs into each window, "Player [X] of [Y]" will appear across the title bar. This can be done for up to four players. However, multiple instances of the same ROM will share a save file.
;No$GBA:No information about how to get it working at this time, but the functionality also works with DS emulation, and that's how users can check out the incomplete multiplayer Wi-Fi implementation.
===GBA Wireless Multiplayer===
The [[Wikipedia:Game Boy Advance Wireless Adapter|wireless adapter]] has the ability to connect five players to each other, and includes its own software to download a subset of another player's game that runs when no cartridge is inserted. ''Pokémon Fire Red'' and ''Leaf Green'' came bundled with this accessory but it can also work with ''Pokémon Emerald'' and the ''Classic NES Series''.
No emulator has currently implemented this add-on. The only project whose developers put this on its roadmap is [[mGBA]].
===GameCube Connectivity===
The Game Boy Advance can also connect to the GameCube. e-Reader functionality with GC games isn't emulated as of yet, but [[Dolphin]] supports connectivity through rudimentary joybus emulation made in parallel with VBA-M. Because this emulator has fallen behind, the Dolphin team is currently rewriting the feature from scratch to better interface with more accurate emulators. They showcased early higan support in a video, but nothing has been released as of yet.
====Dolphin/VBA-M====
:''Requires VBA-M r947 or newer.''
# Reduce your volume. You won't want it to be high, especially with headphones.
# Open Dolphin and VBA-M. Make sure neither are blocked by your firmware.
# In Dolphin, launch the game and navigate to the area where you're asked to connect the GBA. Then, under the controller options, assign the GameCube controllers as "GBA" for whichever you need.
# In VBA-M, uncheck Pause When Inactive in Options > Emulator. Then, under Options > Link > Joybus Options, Make sure to "Enable Joybus Connection" is on and set "IP/Hostname" to use default settings, that is <code>127.0.0.1</code> or <code>localhost</code>.
# Dolphin will freeze.
# Open the GBA BIOS in VBA-M as if it were a regular GBA ROM. The regular splash screen will stutter a bit.
# Dolphin should recognize the Joybus Link by then and the GC game will detect that a GBA was connected.
# To connect other units, open another VBA-M instance and repeat its process.
Notable games that work:
*[https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=The_Legend_of_Zelda:_Four_Swords_Adventures The Legend of Zelda Four Swords Adventures]: Both two modes available for the US/PAL version work. The third Japan-only Navi Trackers mode works as well, but the game crashes after the naming screen due to a bug in the GC/GBA connectivity.
*[https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Final_Fantasy_Crystal_Chronicles Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles]
*[https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Billy_Hatcher_and_the_Giant_Egg Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg]: You can download games to your GBA. Amusingly, a RAM dump from VBA-M can be opened as a functional GBA ROM.
*[https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Kururin_Squash! Kururin Squash!]
*[https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Sonic_Adventure_2:_Battle Sonic Adventure 2: Battle] (buggy)
Notable games that don't:
*[https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=The_Legend_of_Zelda:_The_Wind_Waker The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker]: Tingle Trainer connection always fails, though some messages do display on VBA-M.
*[https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Mr_Driller:_Drill_Land Mr. Driller: Drill Land]
*Any Pokémon title
*lots more
===GBA/DS Connectivity===
:''Main section: [[Nintendo_DS_emulators#GBA.2FDS_Connectivity|Nintendo DS § GBA/DS Connectivity]]''
===e-Reader===
:''Main page: [[GBA e-Reader emulators]]''
This device can read content off e-Card paper stripes either as standalone content, or additional content to GBA/GC games. Can be thought of as DLC.
==Special Hardware==
Most of these have not been emulated as of yet. There used to be patches that could be applied to GBA ROMs with a utility like Lunar IPS (mostly from [http://bubbz.pocketheaven.com/?system=gba§ion=patch No Frills]), but they're for the most part lost to time nowadays. Your best bet is to use Action Replay to emulate those.
===Solar Sensor===
====Emulation====
This feature has been emulated in mGBA, VBA-M and no$gba 2.6 onwards:
* mGBA: In the shortcuts editor, shortcuts can be configured to raise/lower the solar level incrementally or to set any particular brightness level.
* VBA-M: This emulator uses the keys of the lateral motion controls to change the Solar Sensor levels. You can find those keys and modify them in Options -> Input -> Configure... -> "Special" tab.
* no$GBA: Under '''Options/Emulation Setup''', you can find the Solar Sensor Level option. You are given the choice between only three brightness levels though: Darkness, 100 Watts, and Bright Sunlight.
====ROM Patches====
Fixes applied directly to the ROM by various scene release groups to make it compatible with any emulator/flashcard, making the in-game brightness level controllable with L+Left/Right. It's argued this makes for a better experience actually, but sadly not all releases are covered.
* '''Boktai 1:''' [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=1567 JP], [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=1145 US], <s>EU</s>.
* '''Boktai 2:''' [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=1567 JP], <s>US</s>, [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=1992 EU].
* '''Boktai 3:''' [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=2048 JP Fix].
* Combinations of Boktai 4 JP with earlier solar sensors to get solar sensor bonuses aren't emulated yet in any DS emulator.
===Figurine Readers===;Skyline* '''Figurine Add:An open-on:''' Legendz: Isle Of Trialssource [[Compatibility layers|compatibility layer]] for ARMv8 [[Android]] devices. For the sake of convenience, Legendz: Sign Of Necromuthe team bills the app as an emulator, Plaston Gate (but it functionally works like [[http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=1020 FixWine]]), Plaston Gate DX ([http://wwwrunning almost all of the original code on bare metal except for what interfaces with the rest of the system.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=2006 Fix]). The add-on is essentially Skylanders before it became popularAt the moment Skyline does not have any graphical output, but some games do boot with audio only.
===Other Add-ons===;Egg NSNot emulated yet:Claimed the first spot in getting games running on Android. 81 titles are purported to work, and the rest are either not working or assumed to fail. There is significant controversy surrounding this emulator for the following reasons: the current version lacks any onscreen buttons and instead requires users to purchase a specific controller; it expects to run on a high-end device within the ballpark of a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855/855+/865/865+; it was discovered to have violated GPLv2 licensing requirements by using code from yuzu in a disallowed manner. Made by the Chinese illegal market.
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==Emulators==
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|Meteor[[yuzu]]|align=left|{{Icon|Windows|Linux}}|[https://githubyuzu-emu.comorg/blastrockdownloads/meteor 1.4Nightly]|✗ |{{✓}}|{{✓ }}||✗ ||✗ ||{{✓ ||✗}}
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|[[No$GBARyujinx]]|align=left|{{Icon|Windows, MS-DOS|Linux|macOS}}|[httphttps://problemkaputtryujinx.deorg/gba.htm 2.8f#/Build Nightly]|✗ ||{{✓ }}||{{✓ }}||{{✓ ||✗ ||✗}}
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|[[mGBA]]Mephisto|Multi-platformalign=left|{{Icon|Linux|macOS}}|[https://mgbagithub.com/reswitched/Mephisto/releases v1.2.io1], [https://downloadsgithub.html com/reswitched/Mephisto Git]|{{MGBAVer✓}}]|✓ {{✗}}||✓ ||✓<ref group=N name=medusa /> ||✓ ||✓ ||✓{{✗}}
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|[[VisualBoy Advance#VBA-MCageTheUnicorn|align=left|{{Icon|Windows|Linux|VBA-M]]macOS|Multi-platformFreeBSD}}|[https://github.com/visualboyadvance-m/visualboyadvance-m v2.0.1]/[http://www.emucr.com/search/label/VisualBoyAdvance-Mreswitched/ SVNCageTheUnicorn Git]|{{✓ }}||✓ ||{{✗ }}||✓ ||✓ ||{{✗}}
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;[[yuzu]] <small class===Motion Control===VBA-M has an option for Motion controls "Input, Set, Motionplainlinks". It currently works with all versions of the GBC title Kirby Tilt'n Tumble, which also was a special cartridge with a motion sensor built-in to control movement in-game. But VBA-M does not support motion controls for GBA games yet.====Emulation===style=* VBA '''doesn't''' emulate this feature, and its "Motion Controlfont-weight:normal;" option >(with keys mapped to each tilt direction[https://yuzu-emu.org/game compatibility]) covers the GBC title Kirby Tilt</small>:An open-source emulator made by many of [[Citra]]'n Tumbles developers.* mGBA supposedly includes this feature but key remapping for tilt sensors As it is not present in the latest builds.====ROM Patches====Fixes applied directly to the ROM (with the Lunar IPS utilitya hard fork of Citra it shares many of its traits, or at runtime using mGBA or VBAnamely cross-M platform support and naming them the same as the ROM in the same directoryuse of OpenGL (though unlike Citra it also supports Vulkan) by various scene release groups to make it compatible with any emulator/flashcard. D-Pad controls substituting motion controls don't work as well here as they tilt it "too much" Many 2D games now render graphics properly and at times to be very good speeds; many 3D games are playable.* Yoshi Topsy TurvyThis emulator currently offers early access builds to $5/Universal Gravitation: month [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=1799 JP], [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=1947 EUEmulators on Patreon|Patreon], [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=2001 US]* Warioware Twisted! (Patch: [http://wwwsubscribers which allows them to utilize new features prior to their eventual release on the mainline build.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleases.php?id=1682 JP]One of yuzu's notable features is its disk-based shader cache for OpenGL, [http://www.advanscene.com/html/Releases/dbreleasesnegating the need to compile shaders on the fly on every boot.php?id=1979 US])uses leaked sdks
;[[Ryujinx]] <small class="plainlinks" style==Rumble Feature===There are various rumble features found in GBA/GBC cards"font-weight:* '''GBC Rumblenormal;">([https:''' GBC games which came on special cartridges with additional hardware for the rumble feature//github. It was actually used by dozens of releases, and some games like Tarzan 2 GBC were programmed to have rumble support but shipped on regular cartridges. Emulated by VBAcom/Ryujinx/Ryujinx-M GX (WiiGames-onlyList/issues compatibility]), which also cover the dummied-out rumble games. Not emulated anywhere else.</small>* '''GBA Gyro Rumble:An open-source emulator that''' WarioWare Twisted was shipped on a cart with rumble supports programmed in C#. Most 2D games are now booting and running at comfortable speeds and many 3D games are playable. It would rumble when you tilt also supports resolution upscaling to one "extreme"4K and beyond; custom upscaling/downscaling ratios are supported. Emulated by VBARyujinx now has a disk-M GX (Wii-only, functional)based shader cache. Unlike yuzu, mGBA has this feature but it's Ryujinx does not enabled offer packaged early access builds; however work-in current -progress features can still be tested by using Appveyor buildsor building locally from unmerged pull requests.* '''GBA Variable Rumble:''' Drill Dozer Separately, Ryujinx has rumble support, with variable force and speed depending on the rock type you drill through ingame. Partially emulated by VBAreleased a closed source LDN-M GX (Wii-only, functional), mGBA has this feature but it's not enabled in current builds.* '''Game Boy Player Rumble:''' Many regular GBA games, shipped on regular cartridges, enable rumble during gameplay when played on GB Player hardware (which is essentially GBA hardware). These include Super Mario Advance 4, Summon Night Hajimari no Ishi, Mario & Luigi 1, Shikakui Atama wo Marukusuru Advance (both releases), Pokémon Pinballpreview build supporting local wireless multiplayer across the internet, as well as Drill Dozer which disables its original cartridge rumble scheme and enables this one instead. None of the emulators support this, though it's being under development for the mGBA emulatorLAN mode compatibility on local networks with Switch consoles on supported games.
==See also==* Battle Chip Gate (and variations): compatible with Japanese versions of Megaman Zero 3, Megaman Battle Network 4, 4.5, 5 and 6.[[Emulators on Switch]]
==References==
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