Players can save the auto-created screenshot of the game and share it via email and social networks. Each game gets its own dedicated menu from which players can manage save states (user-created save files) and even adjust settings specifically for that game (instead of universally).ĭown at the bottom, the game menu tracks time played and how many times you’ve played that game.

Extra featuresīesides the lovely menus, Purple Cherry X offers some cool features that some other emulators lack. Pairing the MOGA controller with a compatible emulator turns a Windows Phone into a true portable console, so the MOGA support will definitely be appreciated. Luckily, Samuel does plan to add them in the near future. Purple Cherry X does not support MOGA controllers at present. Not sure why it didn't seem to do so when I tested it. Update: Samuel tells us that C does perform A + B. But replacing C with a button for both A and B, or even a button to toggle autofire (another missing option) would be much better. A completely useless function to emulate as far as I know, though maybe some odd game used it over the years.

After a little research, I realized that C is the button to toggle backlight on the GameBoy Advance SP. Just above them is the C button, which I initially expected to function like pressing both B and A at the same time. The primary action buttons B and A at the bottom-right corner. Not a terrible position, but slightly hard to reach on the 1520. At the top right corner of the screen are the Select and Start buttons. When in landscape mode, you’ll find the L and R buttons positioned at the middle edges of the screen – kind of unusual, but certainly more accessible on large screens like the Lumia 1520’s than putting them at the top.

Gameboy emulator for windows 10