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Message: [QUOTE="NotReallyHere, post: 246920, member: 81170"] As a Mac user during that era... I absolutely used Boycott Advance! True Story: I was a Metroid diehard and curious about trying Metroid Zero Mission, though I was a little wary as I wasn't sure if I would like the direction they had taken with the remake. But I remembered seeing Boycott Advance on a Mac software site, tracked down a ROM of Zero Mission, and gave it a go... An hour later, I was on my way to the store to buy a copy of Zero Mission for my actual GBA. Yes, folks, this was a case where being able to try a game on an emulator actually led me to buying it legitimately 😇 Boycott Advance was created by Richard Bannister, who also made MANY more emulators for classic gaming machines. If you were a Mac user during the OS 9 / early OS X days, his software lineup was the way to go. And his site is still active, too: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.bannister.org/software/index_emulators.htm[/URL] My personal favorite? KiGB 😆 [/QUOTE]

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