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Overall, either mGBA or VBA-M have each their pros and cons. Even though VBAis an open-M has source Game boy Advance emulator written from the edge when it comes to performance, graphical options, debugging features, and ease of use, mGBA is playing catch up while justifying itself scratch with a focus on accuracy, portability, accuracy and unemulated features or tweaks that weren't the focus of VBA-Mperformance in mind. Despite the lack As of options and the lack of a hardware rendereryet, mGBA it is still already usable, with the most games playable at full speed, yet it isn't, for the time being, the ideal optioncomplete GBA emulation effort.
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==Links==
[https://endriftmgba.com/mgba/io/2015/0412/0316/mgba-0.3.2.0/ 0.3.2.0 Release Notes and Feature list]
[https://twitter.com/mgba_emu Twitter Account]
==Important Features==
This emulator aims to be easier to port and maintain than its older counterpart, VBA (or VBA-M). It's present as a Retroarch core. Notable features over other GBA emulators include:
