gbemu VS SkyEmu

yea it's a fairly difficult and demanding project but i already have some experience in this kinda thing so personally i found it manageable (reading documentation/specs for the original system, working out timing and finding obscure behaviour etc.). code in its current state is available here if you want to have a look around but i'm probs making that repo private from next year until i submit the full project.

Skyemu has a Web version that's usable on Android. Other than that, I don't think there's any new one.

The autogenerated source code for web.skyemu.app is also open source, and located in the following branch https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/tree/gh-pages

I just added a Arm/Intel universal build to the release. You can download it here: https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu/releases/download/v2/SkyEmu-v2-macOS-universal.dmg

It is possible to make web applications in C++. Here is a web-based Game Boy emulator done in C. But it's a hell of a lot harder than doing it in a language designed to make web applications.

SkyEmu (https://github.com/skylersaleh/SkyEmu)

Despite it being a new emulator, it features high accuracy and compatibility allowing it to play difficult to emulate games that established emulators like mGBA and VBA-M struggle with. On top of accurate emulation. SkyEmu supports the following major features:

SkyEMU, the GB/GBC/GBA emulator project that I have been working on for the last six months was recently able to 100% pass all 1920 of Endrift's GBA suites timing tests. I believe this is the first time this level of timing accurate emulation of the GBA has been achieved and I wanted to share my excitement with the community.