Game Boy Advance Architecture – A Practical Analysis(copetti.org)

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Game Boy Advance Architecture – A Practical Analysis

https://www.copetti.org/writings/consoles/game-boy-advance/

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eddof13geçen yıl

adjacent perhaps but I am looking forward to this book https://nostarch.com/game-boy-coding-adventure

I always want to build an emulator for GBA you know just for fun, but I don't know from where or how to begin, maybe this article help me with it

T-Rgeçen yıl

A good place to start is with the original Game Boy - you can probably gather from the article that, to build a GBA emulator, you need to support some aspects of the Game Boy anyway (notably the sound chip). That would give you a simpler place to start getting familiar with the general concepts (like memory-mapped IO, graphics hardware, etc) and structure (like syncing emulation speed to the sound buffer) as a foundation before jumping into the more complicated GBA.

There's tons of tutorials[1], documentation[2], and tests[3] for building a Game Boy emulator, not to mention existing implementations in every language under the sun. Your favorite LLM has also surely already read them all, so you can have as much hand-holding as you'd like.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e87qKixKFME&list=PLVxiWMqQvh...

[2] https://gbdev.io/pandocs/

[3] https://github.com/c-sp/game-boy-test-roms

cucubelezageçen yıl

Wow thank you so much for all those information, will help me a lot!

loupolgeçen yıl

As far as technical resources are concerned, gbatek is probably your best bet:

https://problemkaputt.de/gbatek.htm

cucubelezageçen yıl

this really have everything, I'll definitely use this, thank you a lot!

hauntergeçen yıl

Is the GBA-mode CPU in the 3DS same as the CPU in the actual GBA?

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