KiGB
Discontinued cross-platform Game Boy Color emulator
- KiGB Development TeamDeveloper
- 26 Sep 2026Page Updated
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- KiGB Development Team
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Supported Systems
Platform Support
- Windows
- macOS
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Overview
KiGB is a cross-platform emulator for the Game Boy Color. It claims to be the most accurate emulator for the system, and like many others it supports the Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Super Game Boy.
It was released for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, which made it one of the more portable Game Boy emulators of its time.
KiGB has not been developed since 2008. The developers put a lot of work into compatibility, testing the emulator with every game and demo in the GoodGBX 2.02 ROM set.
That means it is compatible with over 6,000 ROMs. It also supports link play for most games using TCP, so it works both locally and over the Internet.
Key Features
Accuracy Focus
Claimed to be the most accurate emulator for the system.
6,000+ ROMs
Tested with every game and demo in the GoodGBX 2.02 set.
TCP Link Play
Link play for most games over TCP, locally or online.
Cross-Platform
Released for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
