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Gameboy Advanceby ~Sensaiga

Customization / Icons / Dock Icons

Nintendo's Pokemon & Gameboy Advance
I made this for my gameboy advance emulator. I play pokemon with this so go figure XD

Credits: TheGameJC for pikachu's image

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~Pokefanyo Jan 22, 2013

Oh yeah! if you peeps are interested in the emulators for DS and Gameboy versions here is the best place to get em [link] , they ask for surveys but its legit and it works, got all the games+emulators and they are kick ass

*Jinggo78 Nov 24, 2012

Hey that's really cool. One question though. How do you use use it with your emulator? Background image? I just recently got back into the emulation scene. Downloaded an emulator for several systems. But I actually found this pic by happenstance. I didn't search for it. It was on the DA front page and I'm a huge Nintendo fan. Especially old school Nintendo.

~Sensaiga Nov 26, 2012

I use dock icons for all my games (objectdock/rocketdock), i just replace the default icon of the emulator with it.. if you are not using dock icons you can convert the image into .ico format so you can use it in a normal desktop icon.. there are a lot of image converters out there that are small and free to use..

*Jinggo78 Nov 26, 2012

oh thanks! Do you know how to setup an Amiga emulator? or just a website that explains it?

~Sensaiga Nov 27, 2012

your'e welcome

unfortunately, Im not familiar with that, sorry XD

*Jinggo78 Nov 27, 2012

No problem. Google helped me out LOL. Apparently there were quite a few sites that had everything I needed. Amiga emulation is more popular than I thought.