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Nintendo Game Boy Emulators

Nintendo Game Boy Background

Nintendo launched its state-of-the-art (for its time) handheld gaming apparatus back in 1989. It was a cassette based system. Its first game was Tetris and people bought Tetris, Gargoyle’s Quest, Metroid II: Return of Samus, The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, and Kirby’s Dream Land 2 the most. Unique accessories to this gaming system included: the Game Boy Camera, the Game Boy Pocket Sonar, the Game Boy Printer, the Game Link Cable that allowed multiple Game Boys to connect for multiplayer use, the e-Reader, and the Super Game Boy Adapter that allowed users to play Game Boy games on the Super Nintendo gaming console.

Below are the Nintendo Game Boy Emulators available:

Nintendo Game Boy Emulators for Android

Nintendo Game Boy Emulators for Blackberry

Nintendo Game Boy Emulators for iOS

Nintendo Game Boy Emulators for Linux

Nintendo Game Boy Emulators for Mac

Nintendo Game Boy Emulators for Unix

Nintendo Game Boy Emulators for Windows

Nintendo Game Boy Emulators for Windows Phone

More Info on the Nintendo Game Boy

The Nintendo Gameboy was an awesome and totally rad gaming system that really blew all of our socks off. Many of us can remember getting one of these big (by today’s standards) and clunky monochrome gaming system. It was such a step up from those little Tiger handheld games because you could change the cartridge and have a completely different game and experience.

These high-quality emulators that have been designed by gaming and programming pros are right here at your fingertips courtesy of FreeEmulator.com so go ahead tell your wife, tells your kids, and tell your husbands too cause everybody out here gettin’ em. You can also find us on facebook under the username Free Emulators.

The Visual Boy Advance Emulator in Action

Visual Boy Advance (commonly referred to as VBA) is one of the best Nintendo Game Boy emulators out there.  It can play most Nintendo GB games beautifully.  Do you want to watch a video of the VBA emulator playing a GB game to see what it’s capable of doing? Then check out the following YouTube video we have created.

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