Working NES/GBA Emulator

Actually 4-in-1: NES, MasterGear, Gameboy, and Gameboy Advance: From http://fms.komkon.org/MorphGear/ Install the trial (see attached zip) and see for yourself...it works quite well! Sound is emulated well and it has good, smooth graphics (once you overclock ;-) ) [adsense:300x250:3:3]Tips: 1. Note that you first install the MorphGear host application (for PocketPC 2003), and THEN install MorphGear plugins (basically an exe that installs one dll for each console). See attached zip. 2. I run my wizard overclocked (OMAPCLOCK.exe -clock 260) and then games run smoothly with sound. 3. This program doesn't detect landscape mode. Solution: I set global video settings to east orientation. I then open the keyboard halfway. Don't forget to remap up/down/left/right. Since MorphGear still thinks it's in portrait mode you need to set Up to be Left, Down to be Right, Left to be down, and Right to be Up. You'll see what I mean. NOTE: this is only if you want to use the keyboard keys and/or play in landscape mode. Updated: after playing a bit, i realized you can just use the multidirectional control without remapping anything (i still use the keyboard for A/B, and the two menu buttons for start/select). 4. Cool features: there is also a virtual gamepad viewable in portrait mode, kinda fun for testing purposes (basically a SNES-like controller that u use with the touch screen). Also: once you get everything up and running you can tap the screen and all the menus disappear leaving just the game screen with black borders. It's pretty cool playing Mario, Double Dragon II, and Contra on my phone. I think I may get the licensed version of NES. ~~(Although I think the demo runs fine and only seems to display "unregistered" at the bottom. *shrug*).~~ Second Update: The demo version apparently quits out after five minutes--seems a little inconsistent in the time it allows though. $20 to play all the NES games (that you legally own in original ROM format of course ;-) ) isn't too bad. I've been playing it with my Chainpus bluetooth gamepad (a little geeky I know but it works great).