112 games playable in your browser · Also known as Game Boy Advance
The Game Boy Advance put a 32-bit ARM chip in a handheld in 2001, which in practice meant Super Nintendo-class games you could carry in a pocket. Nintendo leaned into that immediately, porting a large slice of the SNES catalogue and then building new work on top of it.
The result is one of the strongest libraries on any handheld: Metroid Fusion and Zero Mission, Advance Wars, Golden Sun, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, the Fire Emblem games that finally reached the West, and the Pokémon generations that defined the series’ competitive scene.




















Yes, the default mapping covers all GBA buttons including L and R. You can remap keys or connect a gamepad from the controls menu on any game page.
Single-player content works fully. Features that required a physical link cable, such as trading between Pokémon cartridges, are not available in the browser player.