

If you want more features, including saving game data to the emulator (for continuing at any time), fast forward, tilt sensors, etc., then check out the full version (currently $4.99). Now, I've just been using My Boy! Free, which is perfectly fine if you just want to play a few games every now and then for nostalgia's sake, but saving game data will only use the game's built-in save capability. You can now enjoy a plethora of GBA games right on your Samsung Galaxy S3. Just do a quick search on Google for "GBA ROM" or "Pokémon FireRed ROM" (my favorite game) and you'll find a bunch of download options. Now, in order to play games on My Boy! Free, you'll need to find some GBA game ROMS, and finding one is actually pretty easy. There are other free emulators available, but My Boy! Free is one of the better ones, in my opinion. In order to get our Pokémon fix, we will need to install My Boy! Free - GBA Emulator from the Google Play Store. Today, I'm going to cover playing your favorite Game Boy Advance games on your GS3 using an GBA emulator, which fellow softModder Nelson showed me on his Galaxy Note 2. Thankfully, there is a way to conveniently play these classics right on the Samsung Galaxy S3, or pretty much any other Android phone, using an emulator. While handheld gaming devices like the Game Boy Advance have lost their appeal, the games themselves are as popular as ever. The franchise was one of the most popular video games of all time, right after Mario.


At the time, there wasn't a 5th grader around who didn't know who Pikachu was or what Pokémon was all about. The first film I saw without any parental supervision was Pokémon: The First Movie.
