Full speed NES emu???

[ashVID]

Is there a working full speed NES emu? I am considering the GP32 but I am waiting on a full speed NES emu. The ones I have seen are VERY slow. I mainly want to play Nintendo classics like Super Mario, Excitebike, Mario Golf, Tennis, etc. Is there a Genesis emu in the works? I hear rumors of a new backlit GP32, any truth or newer/better units on the horizon? Thanks is advance!



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[Fantus]

I use InfoNes. Apart from the sound it works great. Some games crash after one level, others don't start at all but I think 90% of the games work like they should.

 

[ashVID]

So there is no sound?? Thats a bummer. I am sure they will have a fix soon though...


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[Ceromus]

I think it is full speed, it does have sound...it just sounds absolutely horrible.

 

[Voodoox11]

I wonder why the sound is that teribble .. even the psx & gba can emulate the nes with full speed and decent sound

 

[kram]

You must remember that the emulator isn't completed. THe sound is probably so bad because the code isn't completed yet.

 

[ashVID]

I hope it is being worked on. Lots of work going on with th SNES emu but there were a LOT of great NES games and that system should be fairly easy to emulate....



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[DrJones]

There's that other, more recent NES emulator that has no sound at all, but does run at a good speed if you set it to frame skip 1. Basically plays as smooth as the NES did.

I just wish it had gamma correction. Even with enough light, it can get too dark.