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I'm playing through Inclement Emerald and I would like to have a different .sav file for each boss fight so that I can just change the file names to replay each one, but I can't see the .sav files or even the ROM file. The ROM file appears in the File Explorer and Start Menu as a "recent file", I can right-click to open the file location, and the mGBA app sees the ROM file and can play it, but I can't see the ROM or .sav in the File Explorer. I have the View settings configured to show hidden files, but that doesn't seem to have changed anything. Any tips on how to reveal my files?

Also I'm on Windows 11, if that matters.

Wondering if anyone has tried to take the GBA link cable and connect it to a PC usb port, then take the packets sent from GBA--->into emulator-->multiplayer, and vice versa?

Was going to try for "random" software coding practice.
Where do I find source code??>>

If someone has tried this, where can I find documentation?
Ultimate goal is to make a tiny link cable board that connects to wifi and uses emulators as host software for multiplayer.
Something like the wireless link, but modern.

Hi, I've been reading a lot about exchanging Pokemons in mGBA. I think I have followed correctly the exact instructions which are:

- Open the .gba main game in mGBA window1
- Open a multiplayer tab an load the same ROM or a copy of it
- Go to a Pokemon centre and select exchange Pokemon in the upper part of the building

It then says wait for connection in both tabs and does nothing, I do not know what else I'm suppose to do, so I am seeking help in this forum.

Any tip will be appreciated, thanks.

Hello everyone,

I'm encountering an issue while trying to play Pokémon Fire Gold on the mGBA emulator on my PSP Vita. Whenever I attempt to run the game, I receive the error message "1 m sub circuit board is not installed." I've tried reinstalling the emulator and checking for updates, but the problem persists.

Has anyone else experienced this issue, and if so, were you able to resolve it? I would greatly appreciate any advice or troubleshooting tips you could offer to help me get past this error and enjoy the game.

Thank you in advance for your assistance!

I'm not sure how to add cheats on the 3ds version, I press X to open the menu, there is a cheat option, but I'm not sure how to find codes, or what I should be inputting to use cheats.
Any help would be massively appreciated, please and thank you

I'm new to emulation and having trouble, any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I've tried this in two games and in both games the a button on my xbox controller prompts the a button action I've mapped it to and, at the same time, the in game pause menu. I'm able to play with a keyboard without any issues but not controller. I've cleared out the hotkey menu option for pause but that did not fix the problem. I've also remapped my buttons does any one know where i can get help with this kind of problem or how to fix this?

Trying a NS Pro Controller I noticed that there is no rumble in games like Drill Dozer GBA. XBox Wireless controller is ok and does have rumble instead.
mGBA 0.11-8328-c541a79e9

Home page of mGBA says latest build is 8327-3571b112d but available Development downloads have only 8325-....
Isn't it updated automatically or at specific time intervals?

I'm currently using mgba-20220105 for the Gamecube and I'm having issues with the save function.

For a test I picked Super Mario world GBA, and created started a new game and progressed to a point where I can save.
It seems to create a save file in the same folder

"Super Mario Advance 2 - Super Mario World (USA, Australia).sav" It's 0 KB size

But whenever I restart my Gamecube it does not detect the save file and just asks me to start a new game. I understand I can use save states but I would like to also not have to rely on that.

Does anyone know a solution to the issue? Idk if you guys are even updating the Gamecube version but I know a lot of people are getting back into modding gamecubes so if possible it would be awesome to see this fixed or a solution to the issue.