Emulate NES games on a GB Micro?

I've dug around quite a bit for this, but couldn't find anything on it. Is there a hopefully-not-too-expensive way to play NES games on a Game Boy Micro? I love my GBM so much, but if I could play all of my favorite NES games on it...oh man. And theoretically it should look pretty good on that screen.

Any ideas?

As far as I know there is not a emulator. The GB Micro is to weak to emulate anything.

We got a man on the moon with a fraction of the tech in that thing.

It has more than eight times the speed of the NES and is 32-bit vs. 8-bit. I don't see any reason NES games couldn't run on it. I wouldn't expect anything past NES would though...

It's going to take more than eight times the speed to get Nes to work on a GameBoy.

If I was you I would try to get a Hacked PSP to pay Nes Roms on PSP 2000 if you can find one.

A) Screw the PSP.

B) At that point, I might as well just jailbreak my iPod or do some DS stuff.

The whole point is how awesomely portable my GBM is, nothing else compares. It would by far be the best retail device to convert to an emulator. I'm surprised if nobody has done anything with getting an emulator on a GBA cart...

But if not then I guess I'll just have to save up for a while and buy this...

The Pocket Retro Game Emulator looks cool why did you not get it to begin with?

Screw the PSP?

The PSP is like a iPod on steroids

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Originally Posted by cibomatto2002

The Pocket Retro Game Emulator looks cool why did you not get it to begin with?

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Pricetag.

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Originally Posted by cibomatto2002

Screw the PSP? The PSP is like a iPod on steroids

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iPod is better for music. DS is better for games.

Why not just buy a dingo? it's about the same size as a GameBoy Micro.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRcds...layer_embedded

'Bout the same thing I guess. Similar price too.

I just swore I had heard of some fancy GBA cartridges you could do this kind of thing with. But I guess it was all DS related...

Well, there are NES Classics for GBA, but not many unfortunately and then there's PocketNES, which is a NES Emulator for GBA. However, because i don't own an actual GBA i can't really tell you if it runs how you would expect for it to run, but you're welcome to try. (http://www.pocketnes.org)

Sorry for not posting this earlier. To be honest, i thought it was a windows based emulator, my mistake and sorry for wasting abit of your time.