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Still perfect for a short break
Clear a stage, catch one more monster, or squeeze in a puzzle without turning it into a whole setup ritual.
Your retro library
Play Game Boy Games Online
Keep your Game Boy shelf in the browser, make a little progress, and come back to the same save whenever the handheld mood hits.
Browser launch
No desktop emulator setup.
Account library
Return to games and saves later.
Bring your files
Legal, private, BYO game flow.
No copyrighted games provided. Bring your own legally owned files and keep your saves organized in your account-backed library.
Why this system belongs in your Rebit library
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Tiny games, important saves
Keep battery saves and manual states close for RPGs, challenge runs, and that one awful jump.
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A tidy place for patched games
Keep compatible personal patches beside the right saves so versions do not get mixed up.
Public library activity
Popular games on Rebit
Recent public play and library activity, cleaned up into readable game names.
Rebit does not provide game files or download links. These names come from public library activity.
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Tetris Rev 1 (Nintendo) (EU-US)
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Pokemon - Version Bleue (Nintendo)
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Pokemon - Blue Version (Nintendo) (EU-US)
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Pokemon - Version Jaune (Nintendo)
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Pokemon - Red Version (Nintendo) (EU-US)
Useful while you play
Feature
Cloud Saves
Keep Game Boy progress available across sessions instead of tying a run to one local emulator setup.
Feature
Short-Session Library Flow
Launch handheld classics quickly, make progress, and return later without a setup checklist.
From file to title screen
Step 1
Upload your .gb file
Add a legally owned Game Boy ROM to your private Rebit library.
Step 2
Launch in browser
Start from desktop, tablet, or mobile without rebuilding emulator settings on each device.
Step 3
Save your run
Keep battery saves and save states organized so short sessions can continue later.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play Game Boy games online in a browser?
Yes. Rebit supports Game Boy uploads for players who use legally owned ROM files.
What file extension do Game Boy games use?
Most original Game Boy games use the .gb file extension.
Does Rebit provide Game Boy ROMs?
No. Rebit is for games you own and upload yourself.
Can I use save states for Game Boy games?
Yes. Save states are useful for difficult sections, challenge runs, and testing progress before a long session.
Explore other systems
Start your Game Boy session
Upload your own .gb file, launch in the browser, and keep your progress ready for the next short session.