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You can get the GBC ROM file from the Steam game files. After installing it, right click it on the left sidebar in the library, hover “Manage” and click “Browse local files”. Then in the rom directory, rom.gb is the game. Even though it’s .gb, it will play in colour where supported.

On macOS, to install Windows games you have to:

  1. open Steam Console: steam://open/console
  2. force Windows games to be downloadable: @sSteamCmdForcePlatformType windows
  3. install using game’s app ID: app_install 4145130

Thanks! Glad you like it (^_^)

Thank you. I’m glad you like it. (^_^)

This one was made using GB Studio.

Well, it’s a Gameboy game (as it says everywhere in the description, and indicated by the .gb extension), not a Gameboy Advance game.

This is not possible due to the massive architectural differences between GBA and GB(C).

However, there are some fairly approachable GBA development toolkits like Natu, Butano, etc. and plenty of guidance from the Tonc book, if you want to make GBA games.

That’s why it’s recommended to use version control software like Git, backed up to a remote repository like GitHub.

You can play the games you make on an iPad. You cannot make games using GB Studio on an iPad. GB Studio only runs on Linux, Mac, and Windows computers.

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