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Sound driver (directsound, xaudio, openal, SDL): Which games, if any, are NOT affected by the issue (please state if GBA or GB game): Option details Pokemon FireRed GBA, Leaf Green, Emerald, Final Fantasy(all series). Which games are affected by the issue (please state if GBA or GB game): Something to keep in mind as with the DS / DS Lite link cable support is not possible, however if you wish to trade Pokemon for example you can backup your save, do the trading on an emulator then restore the save to your. If this is a crash bug, and you have the time and inclination, please provide a The only games which will not work are games where the cartridge contains special hardware, which very very few games do. Steps to reproduce the behavior Crash bugs Gameshark and codebreaker codes are not working. Gameshark and codebreaker codes should properly work. Now my issue is gameshark and codebreaker codes are not working, but it perfectly works in VBA v1.8.0 beta 3. Ads can be annoying on the free version.I want to download VisualboyAdvance-M v2.0.2 64 bit, so I opened VBA release web pageīut this version is not actually available, it is still v2.0.1 beta, may be that developer forget to verify this version before upload.The paid version costs cheap and can guarantee an ad-free experience.It has on-screen controls, auto search, cheat codes, and works in offline mode.Users can opt to slow down and speed up the game anytime.The emulator uses the original GBA engine for an authentic experience.The John GBA is built on a simple interface and is user-friendly.Of course, you’ll be using your smartphone all this time, but still get that authentic experience you want. The GBA emulator aims to make the experience as authentic as possible by using the original GBA engine that was used in the game console. Kidding aside, John GBA is easily one of the best GBA emulators. The John GBA emulator may sound strange but at the very least, its performance will move us to pat the developer’s back (purportedly named John). Please note that I only tested the free versions of these GBA emulators.