ChillyGB
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| Fact | ChillyGB | DocBoy |
|---|---|---|
| Cartridges | Cartridge support includes no MBC, MBC1, MBC2, MBC3 with RTC, MBC5, MBC7, and Pocket Camera. | Supported cartridge types include NoMBC, MBC1, MBC2, MBC3, MBC5, MBC7, HUC1, and HUC3. |
| Debugger | The listed debugger includes instruction, memory, stack, and register viewers, plus LCDC, STAT, IE, and IF editors. | An optional GDB-style CLI debugger supports disassembly, breakpoints, watchpoints, stepping, rewind, and memory viewing. |
| License | The software is licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0. | The repository identifies its license as MIT. |
| Product | ChillyGB is a Game Boy (DMG) and Game Boy Color (CGB) emulator written in C that aims for simplicity and accuracy. | DocBoy is an open source GameBoy emulator written in C++17. |
ChillyGB plans
- ChillyGBFree
DocBoy plans
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Pick ChillyGB if…
ChillyGB suits players looking for a free emulator for Game Boy or Game Boy Color on Windows, Linux, Switch or in a browser. Its debugger and display controls may also suit users who want to inspect or adjust emulation.
Pick DocBoy if…
DocBoy suits players who want to emulate Game Boy or Game Boy Color games and use features such as save states, fast-forward, or configurable palettes. Developers and technically minded users may also value its optional debugger and libretro support.