VBA-M 2.2.1

[Felipe]

Changelog​

• 23a3d0b - build: fix include paths for bundled SFML [rkitover]
• 53f5ec7 - build: fix building with OpenAL enabled [rkitover]
• 3ffbe78 - translations: remove ja_JP, 0% and ja exists [rkitover]
• ae8bfb4 - Several fixes for windows [danialhorton]
• bbaf70c - build: fix slow CMake vcpkg startup time [rkitover]
• dca1199 - Fix GBA sound [andyvand]
• 357eccc - build: fix checking if bin pkg host deps installed [rkitover]
• d0463dd - Initial tar support [andyvand]
• a808cfb - Update macOS plist [andyvand]
• 604f541 - Add LZIP support [andyvand]
• 6fedbdc - Add .xz support [andyvand]
• 0c91d45 - Add .bz2 file support [andyvand]
• 3e0541c - Update unrar to V7.1.8 [andyvand]
• 00e48e1 - Fix RAR support [andyvand]
• 3d8ed51 - Use macOS 10.10 Sparkle [andyvand]

Changelog bigger than 10,000 words..... See it below:

https://github.com/visualboyadvance-m/visualboyadvance-m/releases/tag/v2.2.0

 

[Coon]

The list is long, can you also do cheats on this emulator ?

 

[thecrow2313]

The list is long, can you also do cheats on this emulator ?

Yes, you can.

https://gamehacking.org/

 

[Coon]

Yes, you can.

https://gamehacking.org/

good good

 

[rugal]

vba-m a good and stable emulator like mgba

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

vba-m a good and stable emulator like mgba

Both GBA emulators on Windows are good really. Although VBA-M is more thought of x86 than x64, although mGBA is more thought of x64 than x86.

 

[Felipe]

Both GBA emulators on Windows are good really. Although VBA-M is more thought of x86 than x64, although mGBA is more thought of x64 than x86.

And mGBA is more accurate than VBA-M. Although NanoBoyAdvanced is the most accurate of them all.

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

And mGBA is more accurate than VBA-M. Although NanoBoyAdvanced is the most accurate of them all.

Well, it makes quite a bit of sense, really.

 

[Tetronomicon]

While personally still prefer mGBA myself, it's nice to see some of the more long-running "legacy" emulators still getting updated.

Reminds me of how Snes9x got a stable update around this time last year despite being made almost three decades ago!

 

[Felipe]

2.2.1 released. Changelog on top.