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  • 02/28/2015 at 04:01 #89535
    gv0000
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    Quick question, if I set up the GBA (Game Boy Advance) emulator will I be able to load GB and GBC (Game Boy Color) games into that or will I have to set up each separately?

    Thanks!

    02/28/2015 at 10:15 #89541
    robertybob
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    Separately :)

    02/28/2015 at 22:48 #89625
    phrazelle
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    GPSP is the GBA emulator you want to use. GB and GBC games will run through RetroArch without issue.

    03/01/2015 at 11:11 #89687
    Anonymous
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    I would go for vba-next-libretro instead of gpsp-libretro. Both seems to run at full speed on rpi2, but the only game i tried on gpsp had lots of glitches it didn’t have on vba-next.

    03/01/2015 at 15:44 #89716
    Anonymous
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    I thought vba-next had performance issues? Also i think vbam is better than vba-next

    03/02/2015 at 11:38 #89809
    Anonymous
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    [quote=89716]I thought vba-next had performance issues? Also i think vbam is better than vba-next[/quote]
    I don’t have performance issues with my rpi2 retroarch/vba-next build, but i’m not using raspbian/retropie and my build probably perform better since it’s a gentoo fully rebuilt for cortex-a7 and neon-vfp4. By the way, i think vba-next introduces a few optimizations for neon processors vbam don’t have, so it should perform better on rpi2.

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