Super Game Boy enhancements, or additional features utilising the SNES hardware may be offered by Game Boy games (rarely used to any impressive extent) are now disabled and run in original DMG Game Boy mode. Examples of additional content provided by some games include borders (most popular), multiple SNES controllers, palettes, sound effects, soundtracks and custom voice samples using the SNES audio processing unit and SGB sound driver, or even could upload an entire SNES game, as was done with the inclusion of Space Invaders. This patch was created for those who want to play Game Boy and some Game Boy Color games as if they were played using an original Game Boy.

Speedrunners may not want to use this original Super Game Boy version patch because games will run at 4.295 MHz (4.295454 MHz). Use the Super Game Boy 2 version instead if you intend to speedrun games within regulation; without slowing down from loading VRAM screen transfers and additional joypad frame reads for most often updating the palettes and  borders.

Graphics, sound, and even in some cases, levels, text, gameplay, and other components and mechanics are affected depending on the system that the game is played using; determined by the hardware modes. For example, a game may change the text or allow or disallow access to certain menu functions or modes if the game is played using a Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket, Game Boy Color, (or could theoretically even include Game Boy Advance detection as a possible system type) as oppoosed to a Super Game Boy / 2 or vice-versa.

Games that support pre-defined palettes (Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening, Super Mario Land, Tetris, SolarStriker, Quix, and others) will load their respective palettes as intended.

Known issues and or limitations (due to hardware limitations)
-Screen garbage may appear at the first few frames where screenmasking was designed to black out the screen for a set amount of frames depending on what game is played if it detects that it is running in Super Game Boy / 2 mode. Some may consider this an issue or limitation, but it is actually how the games were originally designed and may be more or less obvious with original DMG, Game Boy Pocket and Game Boy Color models.
-Games are now confined to the limitations of the original Game Boy hardware because they are now running in original DMG mode, and as a result, games that offer the ability to use additional SNES controllers or the multitap accessory for up to four players will require at least one Game Boy link cable, which is unironically possible to do with using the Super Game Boy 2. Games that offer Super Game Boy soundtracks and internal sound effects (Kirby's Dream Land 2, The Pagemaster, Golf Classic, etc) will now default to original DMG audio. Space Invaders will now boot into DMG mode.
-Games that use a rumble function will now *technically* work using the Super Game Boy / 2. Pokémon Pinball and a small amount of games released for the Game Boy Color detect the SGB in order to disable rumble capabilities. This was done to prevent the SNES from vibrating, potentially causing it to cartridge tilt and crashing spectacularly, and general not being good for the Super Game Boy / 2, inserted game cartridge and SNES console. If you plan to play these games, it is best to turn off the rumble setting in-game.