Virtual GameBoy Advance 3.4

Virtual Game Boy Advance is a program that emulates Nintendo's Game Boy Advance on your computer. Virtual Game Boy Advance, or VGBA for short, is a program that emulates the Nintendo Game Boy Advance on your computer. It runs Game Boy Advance games on PC, PDA, or almost any other computer fast enough. It also helps debugging Game Boy Advance software without using a costly development. I have already written another emulator VGB functioning older Game Boy and Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance games.Because has a completely different hardware, I had to write a new emulator for it, and only works VGBA Game Boy Advance. As far as I know, when I published VGBA in 2000, he was the first Game Boy Advance emulator in the world they will soon be joined by other emulators.Virtual Game Boy Advance is written in portable C and can operate on almost any sufficiently fast computing device, be it a computer, a video game console, PDA, MP3 or DVD Player, a decoder, a cellphone or even a digital camera. If your company plans to use the Game Boy Advance emulation in its products, you can either license all source code VGBA or emulation of ARM7 processor me.What's new in this version: · This release includes fixes for random line outages, EEPROM and FlashROM award, and several BIOS routines that were due to damage memory. The debugger has obtained a new vision specific ACS and several bug fixes that were due for a long period. · VGBA Two-Windows and MS-DOS-VGBA use the display mode 640x480 and now understand much better TV scanline simulation. I also added a video "soft" mode that smooths the edges pixelated. · VGBA-Symbian has also got a new "Fill & soften" zoom mode, screen orientation and backlight Controls. Several important bugs affecting stability VGBA Symbian have been set, it should be much more stable now. · On October 21, 2007, the VGBA-Symbian is available for UIQ3 phones from Sony Ericsson and Motorola. Unfortunately, I only have one UIQ phone, a Motorola Z8. Please VGBA-test on other Symbian UIQ3 phones and report your results via e-mail or via EMUL8 newsgroup.