<p>Hey, I would like to get some help. I played a GBA game with the mGBA emulator and I tried to do a glitch but I instead jumped into an invalid location and now the game will crash as soon as I open it every single time. Can you guys help me? <img src="https://forums.mgba.io/images/smilies/angry.png" data-sceditor-emoticon="" alt="" title=""> </p>

<p>I just downloaded mGBA to run it on my 3DS. Every time I try to run the rom I want to play, I just get a white screen. How do I fix this?</p>

<p>In many flash carts, there is a single save dir. I'd like the option to emulate this behaviour so that I can match the layout of my files and just keep the two in sync. Also, this way if I have multiple copies of the same ROM with the same file ane, but in different directories, I can have them save to the same file in the&nbsp;savedir. (I'm mostly looking to do this on 3DS and eventually switch.)</p>

Hey man! Love your emulator, first started using it back in college a few years ago. Recently felt like downloading shiny gold sigma (fire red hack) for nostalgia trip, and found I couldn’t change save state to flash 128k. I couldn’t do the game override thing I used to, and I couldn’t find the config.ini file. Any tips to make it happen?

Love your work though, forreal. Hope you had a good holidays, and have a happy new year! Looking forward to what you’ve got to say

<p>Hi there! New forum user here, but I've reached a tricky spot and am pretty clueless about how to proceed. Any and all help appreciated.</p><p><br></p><p>I'm using mGBA to play Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and generally loving getting to play the game again (a game I never beat but want to), especially with the ability to speed up, etc.</p><p><br></p><p>However, FFTA is a game that at one point requires you to "save" in-game in order to proceed, which a) I think is impossible? and b) crashes my game.</p><p><br></p><p>Anyone have any idea how to get around this? This is a cruel place to be... I'm closer to beating the game than ever before and now I've reached a dead end!</p>

Hi.
I have an Acer Aspire e5-574-592S laptop with Ubuntu 18.04 and I am trying to run mGBA to play Pokemon Fire Red, but I get 40 fps constantly.

I tried changing the audio buffer size to the minimum and also messed with my screen refresh rate and the other emulator settings, but I can't seem to solve this issue.

Can you guys help me?

Hello,

I recently started using mGBA and I was hoping that I could transfer my VBA saves to mGBA. The .SAV file is in the same folder, with the same name as the ROM, however for some reason, whenever I boot up the game, the game starts anew, clearly failing to recognise the .SAV file as being present. Could it be thew file size? From what I understand, mGBA creates 32kb .SAV files, whereas the file in the folder is 128kb. If my presumption is correct, how could I go about changing the file size, if possible? If not, what could be causing the issue?

I'm trying to use the link trading function on a gen. 3 pokemon game. Could someone explain how that should be done. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hello everyone,

Nice to meet you all! Had a question... the new version of mgba is running better than anything in retroarch so far. I believe it’s 0.8 beta 1. Anyways, I’m playing KH Chain of Memories and I can’t seem to figure out how to use the joystick instead of the dpad. Dpad is only working for movement and there is no option to change it. I read somewhere that mgba uses joysticks by default, but mine is not doing that. I had the older version before and I remember joysticks working fine. Anyways, how can I fix this? Maybe I am overlooking something. I also restarted my vita after noticing this issue. Please help! I want to play KH CoM so bad!

Is it possible to assign two or more physical buttons to a single GBA button (say, the B button)?  If not, could such a feature be added in a later version?