As long as it doesn’t include a bios file, and is completely free (including no in app purchases), I doubt it. Emulators like igba are all over the Google play store, Nintendo only shows its fangs when they try to make money or contain proprietary code.

And actually, looking at it

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fastemulator.gba&hl=en_US

There are paid android emulators on google play, so if Nintendo hasn’t already taken them down, I can’t see them doing that here

He’s not wrong though. Tech isn’t being developed to improve people’s lives. It’s being developed to deepen pockets. There is a very low chance of a future in which NY becomes some “old school holdout championing people’s rights against the tyranny of self driving cars,” so better to work on regulation, adoption, and putting systems in place now to provide the best public benefit rather than either banning it outright until market forces overwhelm that, or ignoring regulation and letting market forces dictate what rules would be in place there (hint: none). Hate capitalism, not the Mayor that is trying to plan ahead for the city

Indeed.

It’s a technicolor something.

It’s Comcast’s standard gateway now too

https://update.comcast.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/33/dlm_uploads/2021/12/Xfinity-Advanced-Gateway-WiFi-6E-2022.pdf

Copies in good condition are rare. Seller’s market

Yeah it’s flea market strategy. If you try to buy one game, non-knowledgeable flea market seller thinks that game must be valuable, jacks the price up, puts it on display. But if you act like it’s just a box of old games, haggle them down on it like you just want some old games for your old system.