A collection of emulators that I've created to learn the internals of old gaming consoles.
- CHIP-8
- 8-bit virtual machine for very simple games.
- Complete and functioning implementation, except for sound.
- Game Boy
- Everyone's favorite 8-bit handheld console from the 90's.
- Implementation is still work in progress. While some games work well enough to be playable, others suffer from graphical glitches or even random crashes on unimplemented features. Already passes a large part of the mooneye test ROMs, but notably those tests related to the Game Boy's timers are still failing. The audio processing unit is not emulated yet, so no sound for now.
You can use Rust's cargo build tool to run the emulators.
See
cargo run --release -- --help
for an overview of available command line options. Each emulator sub-command
has its own --help message with the arguments it accepts.
To run a given ROM file in the Game Boy emulator, you can run
cargo run --release -- gameboy <path_to_rom_file>
This program is licensed under the GPL version 3 or (at your option) any later version.
The text of the GPL version 3 can be found in the LICENSES directory.