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My Boy!

My Boy! is an emulator to run GameBoy Advance games on the broadest range of Android devices, from very low-end phones to modern tablets. It emulates nearly all aspects of the real hardware correctly.

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Cost / License

  • Freemium
  • Proprietary

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Platforms

  • Android
  • Windows Phone
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Features

  1.  Controller Support
  2.  Emulation

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My Boy! information

  • Developed by

    Fast Emulator

  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.

  • Pricing

    free version with limited functionality.

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    38 alternatives listed

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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Comments and Reviews

   
Top Negative Comment
brandontaylor2015
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The emulator behaves inconsistently from ROM file to ROM file. With some ROMs, the video emulation isn't 100% accurate, and some ROMs freeze up within the emulator. Not worth the $3.99 it asks for.

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What is My Boy!?

My Boy! is an emulator to run GameBoy Advance games on the broadest range of Android devices, from very low-end phones to modern tablets. It emulates nearly all aspects of the real hardware correctly.

Highlights:

  • Fastest emulation, therefore saves your battery to the MAX.
  • Very high game compatibility. Run nearly all games without a problem.
  • Link cable emulation either on the same device, or across devices over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
  • Gyroscope/tilt/solar sensor and rumble emulation through your Android's hardware sensor