mGBAX v1.0.0

simple64X v1.0.0 is released. mGBAX is a Windows fork of mGBA, the Game Boy Advance emulator, with private direct-IP online rooms and per-player controller settings for local link cable play.

Features:
Direct-IP Private Online Rooms
Host and join private multiplayer rooms directly from mGBAX.
Connect using an IP address, TCP port and passphrase.
Uses encrypted connections and passphrase authentication.
Includes host-address selection, Copy IP, address refresh, participant counts and connection status.
Runs the room host inside mGBAX, with no account, invitation code, public lobby or external service required.
GBA Link Cable and GBA Wireless Adapter use synchronized local simulations of the participating systems. Starting states and buffered controller inputs are exchanged between players; ROM files are not transferred.
Automatic latency calibration and input buffering.
Periodic synchronization checks and coordinated room exit.
Verified save checkpoints.
Remote simulated systems use memory-backed saves and cannot overwrite another player’s local save files.
Pokémon Wireless uses a dedicated radio-packet connection that supports different Pokémon versions without requiring partner ROMs.
Trainer discovery and registered trade offers.
Trade and battle communication.
Improved packet ordering, acknowledgements and receive buffering.
Revised pacing to address slowdown and connection stalls.
Guarded FireRed/LeafGreen Rev 1 synchronization handling when returning from linked battles.
Individual Controller Settings for Local Link Cable Play
Configure controls separately for each player’s local multiplayer window.
Assign a different connected controller to each player.
Customize button mappings independently for each window.
Supports SDL2-compatible controllers and separate keyboard mappings.
Uses per-player input profiles so players can use different control layouts.
Also included
GB and GBC Link Cable private rooms.
Pokémon Gen I–III Transfer Tool (Tools menu) for copying Pokémon between raw saves, with an atomic update and a timestamped backup.
Updates
Update check: a startup pop-up only when a newer release exists (never during a game), File > Check for updates, and a setting under Settings > Updates to turn the startup check off.
mGBAX.exe -v (or --version) prints the version for front ends such as LaunchBox.
The update check makes one HTTPS request to GitHub's releases API when mGBAX starts (or when you choose Check for updates) and sends nothing but the request itself. Turn it off under Settings > Updates.
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mGBAX Changelog:
Highlights
Windows GBA emulator based on mGBA, with private direct-IP online rooms and per-player controller settings for local link cable play.
Direct-IP Private Online Rooms
Host and join private multiplayer rooms directly from mGBAX.
Connect using an IP address, TCP port and passphrase.
Uses encrypted connections and passphrase authentication.
Includes host-address selection, Copy IP, address refresh, participant counts and connection status.
Runs the room host inside mGBAX, with no account, invitation code, public lobby or external service required.
GBA Link Cable and GBA Wireless Adapter use synchronized local simulations of the participating systems. Starting states and buffered controller inputs are exchanged between players; ROM files are not transferred.
Automatic latency calibration and input buffering.
Periodic synchronization checks and coordinated room exit.
Verified save checkpoints.
Remote simulated systems use memory-backed saves and cannot overwrite another player’s local save files.
Pokémon Wireless uses a dedicated radio-packet connection that supports different Pokémon versions.
Trainer discovery and registered trade offers.
Trade and battle communication.
Improved packet ordering, acknowledgements and receive buffering.
Revised pacing to address slowdown and connection stalls.
Individual Controller Settings for Local Link Cable Play
Configure controls separately for each player’s local multiplayer window.
Assign a different connected controller to each player.
Customize button mappings independently for each window.
Supports SDL2-compatible controllers and separate keyboard mappings.
Uses per-player input profiles so players can use different control layouts.
Also included
GB and GBC Link Cable private rooms.
Pokémon Gen I–III Transfer Tool (Tools menu) for copying Pokémon between raw saves, with an atomic update and a timestamped backup.
Updates
Update check: a startup pop-up only when a newer release exists (never during a game), File > Check for updates, and a setting under Settings > Updates to turn the startup check off.
mGBAX.exe -v (or --version) prints the version for front ends such as LaunchBox.
Notes
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit only.
No games, saves or BIOS files are included.

Download: mGBAX v1.0.0
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