With Safari I was able to get a whopping 59 FPS on average, with a max of 60 FPS. In Firefox I got an average of 22 frames per second, with a max of 23 FPS. Mario, Bomberman, Kirby’s Dream Land, Space Invaders, Motocross Maniacs, Bomb Jack, Bubble Ghost, Boxxle 2, Drop Zone, Castelian, Serpent, and Centipede. The emulator runs Mario Land, Tetris, Dr. I did sign up for Chrome updates from Google today so, I’m hoping to have a physical copy soon. It recommends Google Chrome however, I don’t have that browser to test it with. I know this isn’t a native Mac OSX emulator but, it will run in both Firefox and Safari for Mac. The Java GameBoy Emulator JSGB by Pedro Ladaria saw an update today.

To download grab it from the Box File Widget or go to the Gameguha Home Page. Sprites still have some room for optimization. Also, throttling is turned on by default now. Window drawing! It´s slow, but I´ll optimize that later. Also, performing the interrupt check every opcode instead of every scanline has a small performance hit, but gives better emulation accuracy on some games so I´m leaving it for now.Īllow reverting back to slow background rendering for games that swap tile maps intra-frame. I was not able to use my controller, but I reckon that with a keyboard mapping utility it might be possible. Seemed to run glitch free other than the lack of sound. I also have Ubuntu installed using rEFIt but, that is a story for another day. I was able to run Mega Man V using my Macbook Pro, which is running the new Snow Leopard operating system. It will run on any machine with JVM installed. It runs Gameboy and they are hoping it will eventually emulate Gameboy Color. There was an update to a Java emulator created for a Computer Science class at the University of Central Florida and I was able to give it a go with my Mac.

Gameboy emulator for mac 2016