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| Posted on 2011-12-04 05:32:08 AM |
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I don't have so many.
For the SNES:
ZSNES - My personal favourite
Snes9X - I use it only to test the compatiability. In other words, I don't like this emulator.
For the NES:
FCEUX - I'm using it to play the original Super Mario Bros. and the original NES Metroid.
For the Gameboy Normal/Color/Advance:
VisualBoyAdvance - A good emulator.
This is it. I have 4 emulators in total.
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| Posted on 2011-12-04 09:00:13 AM |
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Well, let's see... in alphabetical order that Windows Explorer tells me...
BGB
Dega
DeSmuME
Dolphin
Famtasia
FCEUX
Gens
Kawaks
MAME
Mupen64
Project64
Snes9x (1.42, 1.43RR, and 1.51RR)
VisualBoyAdvance (1.7.2, 1.7RR, and svn330RR)
ZSNES
Actually, less than I thought. 18 emulators for 15 systems.
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| Posted on 2011-12-05 03:46:48 PM |
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I stick to a "relatively small" subset of emulators - generally, the most accurate I can find for whatever machine I wish to emulate on whatever platform. I've used plenty of emulators for plenty of systems, however... pretty exhaustive list below.
Also, note: I generally try to avoid Bannister's OS X emulators whenever possible. Porting others' emulators and crippling them to try to profit is not cool. Sure, you don't have to pay for Emulator Enhancer, but the nag dialog irritates me and the principle isn't very sound.
Atari 8-bit series (XL, XE, 800, etc...): Altirra (Windows), Atari800 (Mac OS X PPC/Intel)
Commodore 64: WinVICE (I'm not aware of decent Mac OS X or Linux emulators... mainly because I haven't looked, though.)
Amstrad CPC: WinAPE. (I don't know of any Mac OS X or Linux emulators that also emulate the SYMBiFACE 2...)
ZX Spectrum: Spin (Windows), zxsp (Mac OS X PPC/Intel), ZXDS (Nintendo DS). I tend to prefer doing my emulation on zxsp, though.
MSX: blueMSX (Windows). I can't remember the last time I've actually done MSX emulation, though.
Commodore Amiga: UAE variants, though I've had the best luck with WinUAE.
Atari ST: Steem Engine (Windows), Hatari (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X PPC/Intel)
Atari Falcon: Hatari (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X PPC/Intel. ...Not like I've done much, though.)
680x0 Macintosh: BasiliskII (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X PPC/Intel)
Power Macintosh: SheepShaver (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X PPC/Intel)
NES: Nestopia (Windows), FCEUX (Mac OS X PPC/Intel, Linux)
SMS: Kega Fusion (Windows and Mac OS X Intel-only, do not know of a usable Linux emulator)
SNES: bsnes (though only v072 and on Windows), Snes9x (Mac OS X PPC/Intel, Linux) ... Am I the only one who never uses ZSNES?
Genesis: Kega Fusion (Windows and Mac OS X Intel-only, do not know of a usable Linux emulator. Dgen doesn't count.)
TurboGrafx-16: Magic Engine, Turbo Engine. (I can't remember the last time I fired up either.)
PlayStation: ePSXe (Windows). Can't remember the last time I fired it up.
Nintendo 64: Project64 (Windows), Mupen64 (Linux). I know sixtyforce exists on Mac OS X, but I haven't used it.
PlayStation 2: pcsx2. I use this for playing my PS2 discs, as I no longer have a PS2. It runs startlingly well on a mid-range PC. (Core 2 Duo E4700, 2GB of RAM, GeForce 9500GT to give you an idea.)
Game Boy/Color: bgb (Windows). Don't know of any good Linux/OS X emulators.
Game Gear: Kega Fusion (Windows, Mac OS X Intel)
Lynx: I know I've emulated the Lynx, but I can't for the life of me remember what I used... Handy, if I'm remembering right, and probably on the PSP only.
Game Boy Advance: VisualBoy Advance. (Windows, Mac OS X PPC?) I do not like the NO$ line of emulators.
Nintendo DS: iDeaS. ...Of course, I've always run things on real hardware, owning an R4...
...Wow. Hell of a lot of emulation software, there.
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| Posted on 2011-12-05 10:29:29 PM |
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Are there any Playstation emulators that support remapping of hotkeys?
Such as Save State, Load State, and Exit... which I would like to remap to my gamepad.
I use mednafen for NES, Genesis, Gameboy and GBA, which works great for me because it allows remap of those hotkeys
Thanks in advance
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| Posted on 2011-12-21 08:11:35 AM |
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None cause I actually own the consoles.
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| Posted on 2011-12-21 07:35:40 PM |
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Originally posted by Desert-FoxNone cause I actually own the consoles.
But you've never wanted to play a game you didn't own?
NES
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Nestopia v1.40 (play)
FCEUX 2.1.4a (TAS)
FCEUX 2.1.2 (watch older TAS's)
SNES
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ZSNES 1.42
ZSNES 1.42n
ZSNES 1.51
Snes9X 1.51
Snes9X 1.53
Snes9X Debugger
Snes9X mcc video
Snes9X rr 1.43
SNESGT 0.218e
SSNES
VSMC
bsnes_v059r05 (last to support smkdan's Chrono Trigger FMV MSU-1)
bsnes_v068r04 (I forget, but last to support some homebrew...)
bsnes_v072 (last official Qt version)
bsnes_v082 (haven't updated to v084 yet)
N64
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1964 1.1 (Why do I have this..)
Mupen64 rrv8 (TAS)
Mupen64Plus 1.99.4
Project64 1.6 (1.7 has some bugs, and auto-associates extensions)
GBA
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Visual Boy Advance rrv22
Sega
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Kega Fusion v3.64
Other
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anex86 (Touhou)
DOSBox
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| Last edited on 2011-12-21 07:37:09 PM by Ultimaximus. |
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| Posted on 2011-12-22 01:32:34 AM |
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Originally posted by UltimaximusOriginally posted by Desert-FoxNone cause I actually own the consoles.
But you've never wanted to play a game you didn't own?
Good question, most games that I want to play, I simply purchase.
On the occasion that I want to play a super rare game, I'll actually boot up an emulator, but this happens about once every few months.
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| Posted on 2012-01-14 12:44:50 PM |
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ZSNES 1.51 (And 1.42 for online)
Gens
VirtuaNes
Dolphin
VisualBoyAdvance
DeSmuME
Project64
Yep, that's all.
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| Last edited on 2012-01-14 12:45:57 PM by ShadowAlexandre. |
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| Posted on 2012-01-15 02:13:54 PM |
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Originally posted by ShadowAlexandreZSNES 1.51 (And 1.42 for online)
Gens
VirtuaNes
Dolphin
VisualBoyAdvance
DeSmuME
Project64
Yep, that's all.
You bumped this threadArgument invalid. This thread isn't even a month old.
But, why is 1.42 better for online play rather than 1.51? (ZSNES)
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| Posted on 2012-01-15 04:05:55 PM |
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1.51 doesn't actually have online play. 1.42 however does.
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| Posted on 2012-01-15 06:25:07 PM |
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Originally posted by Mariomon1.51 doesn't actually have online play. 1.42 however does.
Yep.
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| Posted on 2012-01-19 04:36:02 PM |
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Non-Online play:
Project64
ZSNES 1.51
VisualBoy Advance
Gens
Online Play:
Mupen64++
Kega Fusion
ZSNES 1.42
If you want to play some online games with me, feel free to PM me!
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| Posted on 2012-01-25 06:41:59 AM |
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FCEx Ultra(NES)\___ Wii Emulators on homebrew
VBA GX...(GBA) /
GpsPhone(GBA)\___ Ipod Touch Cydia Emulators
GBC.emu(GBC) /
Fusion.(GEN)\___ Computer Emulators
Zsnes(SNES)/
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| Posted on 2012-02-01 09:58:51 AM |
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Several people have no SNES emulators but ZSNES? It will suck for you guys when you come across a game or hack that it can't emulate properly....
I added a few more to the list. I'm back to using ePSXe for PlayStation games, since apparently the new version has far fewer plugins to worry about. I still haven't updated my main version of bsnes to 0.85, since as far as I know, Alcaro hasn't added headered ROM support to it yet (and I hate compiling things from source, but whatever).
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| Posted on 2012-02-15 09:28:06 PM |
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Originally posted by imameliaSeveral people have no SNES emulators but ZSNES?
Objection!
I use ZSNES and will for the rest of my life. I have not had to incur any wrath at all.
Mod edit: Weird CSS like that is not allowed.
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| Last edited on 2012-02-27 09:48:23 AM by Alcaro. |
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| Posted on 2012-02-16 08:43:24 PM |
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Originally posted by StarsplitterOriginally posted by imameliaSeveral people have no SNES emulators but ZSNES?
Objection!
I use ZSNES and will for the rest of my life. I have not had to incur any wrath at all.
Just read this.
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| Posted on 2012-02-19 03:57:49 PM |
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Originally posted by wiiqwertyuiop
Most people ignore that.
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| Posted on 2012-02-20 05:37:49 AM |
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QuoteMost people ignore that.
Because unfortunately, they are either too short-sighted, don't understand it or probably don't even care. Some people just hack for fun, not to aim for 100% SNES compatibility. If ZSNES 2.0 does come out, then people can just play their old ROM hacks on v1.51 anyway. But let's not get into another endless SNES compatibility debate. 
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| Last edited on 2012-02-20 05:38:44 AM by Nesquik Bunny. |
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| Posted on 2012-02-21 05:22:15 AM |
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Originally posted by IceguyBecause unfortunately, they are either too short-sighted, don't understand it or probably don't even care. Some people just hack for fun, not to aim for 100% SNES compatibility. If ZSNES 2.0 does come out, then people can just play their old ROM hacks on v1.51 anyway. But let's not get into another endless SNES compatibility debate.
I'm one of these!
However, I have lots of emulators in general, look here:
Znes
Snes9x
Snes9xTYL
DosBox
Nes emulator(I don't remember th name)
Game Boy emulator(same here)
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STOP.
level up! Great!!
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| Last edited on 2012-02-21 05:22:48 AM by Silver Scarlet. |
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| Posted on 2012-03-11 06:52:00 AM |
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Does this count as a bump since it's kinda just two weeks from the last post?
Anyway, on PC:
-SNES9x (can't get sound to work...)
-ZSNES (to test my hacks)
-VBA (used with my Super Mario World Advance project to rip palettes)
On Wii:
-SNES9x GX (wish it had savestates...)
-VBA GX
-FCE Ultra GX
-Wii64 (can't get it to work)
-DeSmuMe Wii (haven't used it once yet )
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