GBA On Android ( Classic Game )

Did you know that your Android has the power to play Game Boy Advance games? With a few choice downloads and a little know-how, you can play Fire Emblem, Pokemon, or Mario Kart on your phone. We scoured Google Play, searched the internet, and tried a handful of GBA emulators for Android. After a lot of testing (and a lot of Advance Wars), we think Myboy is your best bet.
For one, it's completely free.
Here's I'll guide to downloading MyBoy, installing the emulator, and loading up your favourite games.
Note: Pocket Gamer does not condone piracy, and offers this information for entertainment purposes
only. Pocket Gamer also takes no responsibility if you follow this guide and manage to bugger up your phone in the process. That's on you, bro.

First things first, this emulator is available on Google Play, but you must buy if you download from google play so you'll need to give your Android device permission to install apps from outside this marketplace. To do this, enter the 'Settings', tap 'Manager Applications',tap 'Developer Options ' and tick 'Unknown Sources'.
Here we go

Download Myboy. You can find the APK file Here.
You can either download it on your PC and transfer it across, or download it directly on your phone.

Almost there. We need a game now. These are called ROMs and are very easy to find. You'll need to source a file off of the Internet (either on your phone or a PC)
- but we won't be giving you exact locations of any naughty files.
Drop the ".GBA" file in a sensible place on your SD card (we say: make a folder called "GBA Roms" on your card).
Now, open Myboy again, find the ROM, and tap it to play. If all goes well, the game should start playing.
You can control it with the virtual buttons, or hit the 'Menu' button and choose 'input settings' to configure a gamepad

Download Myboy Paid Version

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