Homebrew Wonderswan Color?

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I was wondering why there aren't any wonderswan color emulators for DS nor GBA. I know it may not be the most well known system but it could still be emulated. Isnt it just a bandai version of the gba?
 

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No, it isn't just the Bandai version of the GBA, really.

There are plenty of PC emulators for the system ... but, I think, the main reason no-one has made an emulator for the DS yet, is that a) not that well known, b) never released in the West, c) all the games are Japanese only.
 

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I'm pretty sure there was a Wonderswan emulator for the GBA, but I think it was still very early in its development. I'll look around.

EDIT: Found it. Go to FluBBa's Website and scroll down a bit, named SwanAdvance. It's 0.1 and he says it is very slow, but he also says that it "works as far as playing Final Fantasy."
 

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Flubba's emulator was based on DualSwan a wonderswan emulator for the DS. It doesnt run full speed and doesnt have sound but it works for most games
 

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