Pros
- Game compatibility is great!
- The simulation is so accurate that it is touching
- The interface is unbelievably friendly
- Archive at any time, it's great!
- There are so many small eggs
4 Arcade Varies with device 0.50M





If you still remember the golden age of the Game Boy Color, then "My OldBoy!" It's definitely a portal-allowing you to travel back in an instant on modern equipment and relive the adventures you've played over the years. This simulator is quite thoughtful. While retaining the original nostalgia, it also incorporates various considerate little functions. Whether you are a hardcore retro party or a newbie who has just entered the trap, it is worth a try.
Development team RevoSoft, a group of guys who love classic games deeply, created "My OldBoy!" The original intention is simple: to preserve the handheld experience intact and add some modern seasoning to it. These people not only have a technical foundation, but also know how to cherish the old flavor that makes GBC games last-you know, the charm that "you can't let go once you pick it up".
“My OldBoy!”There are many shining points, and any list of them can make people feel excited:
Each of these functions helps you play games happily-whether it's a game in fragmented time or an immersive attack on old classics, they are all clearly arranged.
As soon as I open "My OldBoy!", That interface greets you like an old friend. The main menu is like an old-fashioned handheld computer, with pixel icons instantly recalling memories, but not so much as to be blurred. Browsing the game library and setting parameters feels as smooth as inserting a cassette into a real GBC-sensitive touch response, clean and tidy interface, and not sloppy. Even if you use the simulator for the first time, there are thoughtful tutorials to help you get started step by step without confusing people.
The heart of the simulator is the simulation core, which almost perfectly reproduces the hardware behavior of GBC. Compatibility is really convincing. Thousands of old games run smoothly and have almost no bugs. Instant archive and read features make your adventures more free-want to try some kind of dirty trick? Save one file first and come back if you fail! There is also scan line simulation in the display filter. If you miss the texture of old TV, turning it on is like going back to the past. What's even better is that it also supports the import and export of cheat codes and cheat codes, which is a treasure for hardcore players who like to toss around.
“My OldBoy!”It was smooth when running, and even if it encountered an action scene, it would not get stuck. The interface is refreshing, the icons are clear, and you can respond quickly wherever you click-it's easy to change games and settings. It also supports an external handle, making touch screen operation no longer the only option, and regaining the joy of playing games with the handle in your hand. Newbies can use it directly when opening it, while veteran players can deeply adjust black technology parameters such as frame skipping and audio to play your own style.
Unlike many simulators,"My OldBoy!" Special emphasis is placed on immediate evaluation feedback during the game. You can see your performance while playing and immediately adjust your strategy-it's like having a coach standing next to you to remind you at any time. Its archive reading system and shortcut menus are designed for short-term replays, encouraging you to interrupt and come back to continue at any time. This design of giving you feedback at all times and efficiently managing game time makes the simulator not just a nostalgic tool, but also an addictive form of entertainment.
Overall,"My OldBoy!" It is a quite reliable and heart-to-heart GBC simulator-it respects classics but never forgets to give you some modern convenience. Its superior compatibility, flexible operation, and focus on replay value make it a great choice to revisit or explore Game Boy Color games.
I sincerely recommend it to everyone who has feelings for retro games-whether you want to regain childhood memories or make up for the wonderful works you missed back then. Casual players will fall in love with its simplicity and fast pace, while hard-core fans will find satisfaction in customized features and stability. As a friendly tribute to the golden age of handheld consoles,"My OldBoy!" This simulator is definitely worth your time to play with.
First of all, you have to legally download the ROM file, then open the application, click 'Load Game', and then select your ROM file from your phone's storage!
Of course! It supports the vast majority of Android devices, whether it is low-end or tablet. As long as your device meets basic requirements and apps remain updated, it's fine.
Yes! Go to Settings> Screen Layout to adjust the button position, or open the layout editor to create a personalized operating interface.
Very simple! Just click the game menu or the save/read button on the screen. You can also use the shortcut keys to quickly archive/read files, which is very convenient.
Wow, there are so many functions! Support online multiplayer games, cheat codes, patching ROM, and simulation of Game Boy cameras and printers!
Go to Settings> Video>GLSL Shaders, pick a visual enhancement option you like, and adjust the picture effect yourself.
Users widely praise My OldBoy! as one of the best GBC emulators on Android, offering excellent emulation, smooth performance, and strong nostalgic value. Key strengths include flawless gameplay, multiple save backups, and support for custom ROMs. However, the link cable feature is a major point of contention: some users report it works correctly when configured properly (one acts as server, the other as client), while many others experience crashes or connection failures via Bluetooth, WiFi, or local link, calling it a basic missing function for a paid app. Similarly, save file integrity is generally reliable, but some users lost all saves after the 2.0 update due to folder changes. Additional concerns include lack of multi-fast-forward profiles, missing confirmation dialogs for saves, limited cross-device purchase, and occasional incompatibility with certain games (e.g., Konami Collection). Overall, the emulation itself is highly regarded, but persistent bugs in key features and recent update issues have frustrated a portion of users.
I actually love this emulator, but I have one small problem. When I try to trade Pokemon via local link, the emulator crashes as soon as I try to switch back to the first game after starting the second one. I even bought the full version hoping this would fix it, but it didn't make any difference. Is there anything that can be done about this?
Very good :)
Excellent
The app requires a separate purchase for each of your devices. It wouldn't let me install it on my tablet without paying again. Aside from that, the app itself is actually quite impressive.
Technically excellent, but could use a new interface.
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