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Android Giveaway of the Day - GBCEmulator (Game Boy Color emulator)

A modern GB/GBC emulator.
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GBCEmulator (Game Boy Color emulator)
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GBCEmulator is a modern GB/GBC emulator built using the open-source, cross-platform library of the same name (github.com/joshgamer474/GBCEmulator/).

Features:
- Clean touch-screen controls with custom placement and custom sizing using an interactive grid
- Pixel perfect upscaling for an HD experience
- V-sync
- 44.1 kHz high quality audio
- Automatic gamesave write out on game session exit via double tapping the Android back button
- Automatic controller detection and usage
- Automatic .gb/.gbc/.zip game detection
- On-demand GBC palette mode for GB games support
- High resolution box artwork fetching and displaying
- Other selectable box artwork available by long pressing the boxart
- 8 additional GB/GBC colored backgrounds to choose from!

Note: Games are not included and some games may not run. Future updates may allow more game compatibility and increase emulation accuracy.

Developer:

Josh Childers

Category:

Arcade

Version:

0.1.9

Size:

11M

Rated:

Everyone

Compatibility:

5.0 and up

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Games are not included and some games may not run. Future updates may allow more game compatibility and increase emulation accuracy.

So basically it doesn't work. UNLESS you already have either a games console or another emulator (TEMU - for $30 you get 2000 games).

This just seems like an enormous amount of effort for a result that the developers are unsure about to play PacMan.

Or you could just buy a Gameboy. And a few games. Second hand. Why complicate something that is obviously simple?

Reply   |   Comment by Keya  –  Last month  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

I don't even see how you'd get the games into this thing. Put them on a thumb drive first, then access with the file manager? Seems rather complicated to me. Easier to use an emulator on my PC.

Reply   |   Comment by ThereseS  –  Last month  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)
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