You can still configure it with custom “cll” files and it supports many video outputs. This version has low latency, but not a full-featured GUI.
While it offers the same latency as the original GBP Disc everything else about it is better and the games look great! There are too many options to list here, so for details, please visit the main GBI page linked above. If you launch this version with the Swiss software, you can customize the resolution and aspect ratio as well. The main version offers a ton of features, including an on-screen display, screenshot saving, ROM dumping and some awesome zoom modes. I’ll list basic info here, but for detailed info and an updated spec sheet, please visit the main GBI thread: The Game Boy Interface has a few different versions available, each with their own specific use. This page explains how to run the software, as well as more details about what it does. Original hardware is still required (GameCube and Game Boy Player), however I find it to be a vast improvement over the original, as it supports 240p, low-lag as well as many other options. It’s written by Extrems, who’s also part of the Swiss team. The Game Boy Interface (GBi) is homebrew software that’s a replacement for the GameCube / Game Boy Player boot disc.
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