• @[email protected]
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    104 months ago

    Always nice to see new open source emulation projects on the scene. GBA seems a popular target though, something particular about it?

    • @SebastrionOP
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      94 months ago

      Good question. I guess programming GBA Emulators is not as hard as 3DS/DS/PS1 etc. so it’s probably for learning purposes. It’s relatively easy and you get good results without getting frustrated to much. There are also a lot of NES and SNES emulators.

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        34 months ago

        Guess it hits a sweet spot of complicated enough to be interesting but simple enough that it’s feasible for a lone programmer to make good headway?

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    54 months ago

    Always good to see more options! I think mgba is king in terms of accuracy at the moment, but I’d love to see a GBA emulator with some sort of MSU-1 like functionality. It would be great to be able to use the many soundtrack restorations to bypass the sound limitations of the GBA. Even with clearer output, the samples themselves are crushed to fit the file size limitations.