A GameBoy emulator written in Rust.
Currently, this project is very far from being able to run a game.
As my first emulator, my only real goals are to learn more about emulation, and to get at least one game to run.
One decision I've made for this project is to use as few external dependencies as possible. The intention here is twofold: limiting the amount of external crates I use will force me to learn how to solve complex problems on my own, and it should (hypothetically) make the project a bit more timeless with regards to crate resolution (AKA, in 10 years, it won't run into problems compiling due to some crate disappearing from the internet).
I've always wanted to write an emulator, and I've also been looking for a serious project that would actually push me to properly learn Rust. This seemed like the most logical solution to both desires, so here we are. Rust is also a natural fit for an emulator like this, since we're emulating low-level hardware.