Nintendo Game Boy Advance ROM image
File type: Emulator file
Files with gba extension can be found as ROM images for Nintendo Game Boy Advance emulators.
Found 2 different file type records with the same gba filename suffix.
File type category:
Emulator file
Date updated: November 29, 2023
File extension gba is used by Emulators of Nintendo Game Boy Advance for its ROM Images.
GBA is one of the emulator formats. These files contain exact copy of the data found on the game cartridge a form readable by emulators in Windows or Mac computers.
There are probably several emulators that can work with .gba files, such as NO$GBA.
These files are generally not mean to be converted to other formats.
Englishapplication/x-gba-romSoftware applications that can open gba files:
Microsoft Windows
Apple macOS / Mac OS X
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File type category:
Various data file
Date updated: November 3, 2026
The .gba file extension identifies a GrabIt batch file. GrabIt was developed by Ilan Shemes for downloading content from Usenet, including binary newsgroups. A GBA file stores batch-download information for GrabIt rather than the downloaded content itself.
The format is associated with the Windows version of GrabIt and is not a general-purpose interchange format. It is normally treated as binary data and may use the application/octet-stream MIME type.
Open a GBA file with GrabIt on Microsoft Windows. The file is intended for use by GrabIt, so opening it in a text editor or another general-purpose program will not display its batch information correctly.
GBA files are not normally converted to another format. Use GrabIt to process the batch information and download the associated Usenet content; no general-purpose converter is normally required.
Software applications that handle other tasks involving gba files:
Microsoft Windows
