[jamespoo]

how many roms can you use with it

i only used this on my phone once it was a jar file and had pokemon red on it

can this thing only support 1 rom

i need help

[Wiip™]

With MeBoy you can also save your progress at any time, whether the game itself supports saving or not. Any number of saved games can be stored concurrenly (only limited by your phone's available storage space). Since version 2.0, you can share your saved games with your friends via Bluetooth.

So, it does.

[SifJar]

You can use as many as you want, although some phones have a limit on the file size of JARs that can be installed. (I think I remember reading that LG phones sometimes have a limit). In this case, you can make multiple JARs with fewer ROMs in each (make sure you change the name in the applet builder application [the thing you run on PC to generate the JARs], so that they can be installed alongside each other), and then load the right one for the ROM you want to play.

[nl255]

How does MeBoy compare to Nesoid and what are the chances that MeBoy is compatible with Netmite's jar to apk converter?

[FireEmblemGuy]

Meboy is a GBC emulator, so you can't really compare it to NES emulators.

Also, a converted Meboy's probably a pretty poor stand-in for a more native GBC emulator for Android, like GBCoid.

Edited by FireEmblemGuy, 28 January 2012 - 12:23 AM.

[jamespoo]

any way to add a list of games without adding 1 by 1

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FireEmblemGuy, on 28 January 2012 - 12:22 AM, said:

Meboy is a GBC emulator, so you can't really compare it to NES emulators.

Also, a converted Meboy's probably a pretty poor stand-in for a more native GBC emulator for Android, like GBCoid.

im going to use it on my old nokia 6630 with 1gb sd

get some use out of my old phone

[FireEmblemGuy]

You might want to look at MeBoy-F, which installs as the emulator itself and should let you read ROMs straight from the filesystem:
http://kfyatek-dev.j...06/meboy-f-2-2/ or http://kfyatek-dev.j.../meboy-f-2-2-1/

[jamespoo]

FireEmblemGuy, on 28 January 2012 - 12:57 AM, said:

You might want to look at MeBoy-F, which installs as the emulator itself and should let you read ROMs straight from the filesystem:
http://kfyatek-dev.j...06/meboy-f-2-2/ or http://kfyatek-dev.j.../meboy-f-2-2-1/

thanks so much