GBA ROMS – Play Game Boy Advance Games on PC & Mobile

A GBA emulator brings good games back to life

If you are the lucky owner of a PSP with so-called “custom firmware”, you may want to consider installing an emulator that enables you to play GBA games. In terms of graphics, the GBA games can be seen as a mobile continuation of the Super Nintendo level.

Well-known and popular series of games from the very successful console were continued at the GBA, including success guarantees such as Metroid and The Legend Of Zelda.

With a GBA emulator you can run all the Game Boy Advance games on your PSP, PC or phone, including the role-playing games that have appeared in large numbers for this system.

Note that you should actually own the games you plan to play on your PSP through this program. An illegal download of these games for the GBA would put you in a legally questionable zone. So play it safe.

What is a GBA file?

A GBA file is a ROM image of a Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA) video game. It contains an exact copy of a GBA game saved in a software format. GBA files can be played on a Mac or PC with a Game Boy emulator.

Some popular GBA titles are Pokémon, Zelda, and Final Fantasy video games.

How do I open a GBA ROM file?

The most common problem when you can’t open a GBA file is curious – you don’t have the appropriate application installed on your device. The solution is very simple, you just have to select and install one (or more) programs from the list that you can find on this page, with which you can open GBA.

After the successful installation, the computer should automatically connect the software you just installed to the GBA file, which you cannot open.

Problems with GBA ROMs

You downloaded one of the programs and installed it successfully and you still have the problem with the GBA file? There could be several causes for this incident – here are a few reasons that are responsible for most of the problems with Game Boy Advance ROMs:

• GBA file related to the problem is damaged.
• The file was not fully downloaded (please re-download the file from the same source).
• In the “Windows directory” there is no corresponding connection between the GBA file and the installed program for its operation.
• The application that is responsible for the operation of the GBA file does not have the required capacity on the PC, or the necessary control elements have not been installed to enable the program to start.