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== Cross-platform == | == Cross-platform == | ||
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| − | + | [[GameBoy Online]] (HTML5) | |
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== For DOS/Windows == | == For DOS/Windows == | ||
| − | + | [[no$gmb]] | |
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== For Handhelds == | == For Handhelds == | ||
| − | + | [[Lameboy DS]] for NDS | |
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| − | + | [[Goomba]] for GBA | |
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| + | [[Rin]] for PSP | ||
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Emulation refers to the ability of a computer program or electronic device to imitate another program or device.[1]
Emulating the GameBoy, is very useful when developing for it, so you can test your programs before writing them into a hardware developent system like flash carts or eproms. There are several GameBoy emulators out there running on many platforms, and some of them have also integrated debugging capabilities, very handy for development purposes.
Here's a list of some emulators you can use to test your code:
Cross-platform
GameBoy Online (HTML5)
For DOS/Windows
For Handhelds
Lameboy DS for NDS
Goomba for GBA
Rin for PSP
TI-Boy SE for TI-83+ SE/TI-84
