Keyboard
Game Boy controls can be played from the keyboard and remapped to your preferred keys.
Compatibility
Know what works. Know what’s next.
Check Game Capsule compatibility across retro consoles, browsers, devices and controllers, including what is supported today and what remains in development.
Compatibility Center
One place to see what works today.
Game Capsule is growing system by system. Track current emulator support, upcoming platforms, input options and the browser technologies behind the experience.
02CURRENT SUPPORT
48Platform roadmap
46Coming soon
Experimental
CURRENT SUPPORT
Playable now
Game Boy is the first playable system in Game Capsule and remains under active compatibility and accuracy development.
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Experimental
Game Boy
Nintendo · 1989
Import supported .gb files from your own collection and play them directly in Game Capsule.
Game import
Keyboard input
Gamepad input
Cartridge saves
Platform roadmap
48 systems. One growing library.
Explore the consoles, handhelds, computers and arcade platforms in the Game Capsule catalog. Current status reflects the development build, not a promise of immediate availability.
48All systems2Playable46Coming soon
Handheld
11Game BoyNintendo · 1989
PlayableGame Boy ColorNintendo · 1998
PlayableGame Boy AdvanceNintendo · 2001
Coming soonNintendo DSNintendo · 2004
Coming soonGame GearSega · 1990
Coming soonNeo Geo PocketSNK · 1998
Coming soonNeo Geo Pocket ColorSNK · 1999
Coming soonPSPSony · 2004
Coming soonAtari LynxAtari · 1989
Coming soonWonderSwanBandai · 1999
Coming soonWonderSwan ColorBandai · 2000
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Nintendo Entertainment System / FamicomNintendo · 1983
Coming soonSuper Nintendo / Super FamicomNintendo · 1990
Coming soonNintendo 64Nintendo · 1996
Coming soonMaster SystemSega · 1985
Coming soonMega Drive / GenesisSega · 1988
Coming soonPlayStationSony · 1994
Coming soonPlayStation 2Sony · 2000
Coming soonGameCubeNintendo · 2001
Coming soonWiiNintendo · 2006
Coming soonSega 32XSega · 1994
Coming soonSega CD / Mega-CDSega · 1991
Coming soonSaturnSega · 1994
Coming soonDreamcastSega · 1998
Coming soonNeo GeoSNK · 1990
Coming soonVirtual BoyNintendo · 1995
Coming soonAtari 2600Atari · 1977
Coming soonAtari 5200Atari · 1982
Coming soonAtari 7800Atari · 1986
Coming soonAtari JaguarAtari · 1993
Coming soonPC Engine / TurboGrafx-16NEC · 1987
Coming soonPC Engine CD / TurboGrafx-CDNEC · 1988
Coming soonPC-FXNEC · 1994
Coming soonSG-1000Sega · 1983
Coming soon3DO Interactive MultiplayerThe 3DO Company / multiple manufacturers · 1993
Coming soonColecoVisionColeco · 1982
Coming soonIntellivisionMattel · 1979
Coming soonVectrexGeneral Consumer Electronics / Milton Bradley · 1982
Coming soonMagnavox Odyssey² / Philips VideopacMagnavox / Philips · 1978
Coming soonComputer
8MSXMultiple manufacturers · 1983
Coming soonMSX2Multiple manufacturers · 1985
Coming soonCommodore 64Commodore · 1982
Coming soonCommodore AmigaCommodore · 1985
Coming soonZX SpectrumSinclair Research · 1982
Coming soonAmstrad CPCAmstrad · 1984
Coming soonApple IIApple · 1977
Coming soonDOS / IBM PC CompatibleIBM / compatible manufacturers · 1981
Coming soonArcade
1ArcadeMultiple manufacturers
Coming soonControls & input
Play your way.
Input support evolves with each emulator. Game Boy currently supports keyboard controls and browser-detected gamepads, with remapping available in the app.
Gamepads
Compatible browser-detected gamepads can control supported games. DualSense has been verified during current Game Boy development.
Touch controls
Dedicated mobile gameplay controls are still in development and are not listed as fully supported yet.
Browser & device
Built for the modern web.
Game Capsule runs in the browser and uses web capabilities available on the device. Compatibility can vary by browser, operating system, controller and enabled browser features.
Browser presentation
Canvas-based presentation is the current baseline for supported gameplay.
WebGPU foundation
An optional WebGPU presentation backend is under development and is not required for normal gameplay.
Mobile play
The public experience is responsive, while dedicated touch gameplay controls remain in development.
We do not label a browser or device as fully verified until it has been tested against the current emulator build.
Status guide
Clear status. No guesswork.
Playable
Playable means the current build has an active game import and emulator path.
Experimental
Experimental means playable functionality exists but compatibility and hardware accuracy are still being improved.
Coming soon
Coming soon means the platform is part of the Game Capsule catalog but importing and gameplay are not available yet.