When using either version of the Super Game Boy, the original game resolution (160×144) is played in a “windowed” mode inside the 240p output of the SNES. As an FYI, all Game Boy games are region free and should work in all versions of the SGB. Keep in mind that the cartridge ports are slightly different between SFC and SNES, so in order to use a SGB2 in a Super Nintendo system you’ll need to either play it with the console’s top removed, or simply modify the tabs on the inside of the cartridge port (see the bottom of this page for more details). NTSC SGB’s, as well as SGB2’s work on all NTSC Super Nintendo and Super Famicom systems.
In my opinion, the best way to play all GB/GBC/GBA games on a TV or monitor is using the GBi software described in the Game Boy Player page, but this page concentrates on each of the SGB adapters: The SGB adapters are a great way to play Game Boy cartridges on a Super Nintendo, but keep in mind the SGB’s are not compatible with GBC or GBA. Nintendo released two versions of the Super Game Boy: The Super Game Boy (worldwide) and the Super Game Boy 2* (Japan-only).
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