Movies of FGEN WIP!!!!
- Thread starter Hokutoy
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Dozer
Efram the retarded rabbit
i cant find it, could someone put a direct link through to the clips please?
http://www.gp32spain.com/foros/showthread....=&threadid=3692
Look for:
-Vídeo Castlevania
-Vídeo DoubleDragon
-Vídeo Golden Axe
In the first post
Byes
Look for:
-Vídeo Castlevania
-Vídeo DoubleDragon
-Vídeo Golden Axe
In the first post
Byes
bringoutthegimp
Nova is a dumbass
both i think
Twimfy
OMG 3 years here!
The emu is soundless.
ralp99
Active Member
can someone mirror them pls?
GP32 Kirby
Member
Which emu is currently faster? GenEmu or fGEN? :unsure:
Also, would sound be a huge problem to the overall speed? I believe that the Genesis is roughly just as powerful or at the same level of technology as a PC Engine, and therefore if GPEngine can handle speed and sound well on a GP32, then either fGEN or GenEmu is well capable of pulling the same thing off in time
SNES is one level up though, the dream of decent speed with sound has yet to come true
Also, would sound be a huge problem to the overall speed? I believe that the Genesis is roughly just as powerful or at the same level of technology as a PC Engine, and therefore if GPEngine can handle speed and sound well on a GP32, then either fGEN or GenEmu is well capable of pulling the same thing off in time
SNES is one level up though, the dream of decent speed with sound has yet to come true
Azure
Trust the recursion...
Damn! FGEN is fast. It looked like full speed on frameskip 1 or 2.
ralp99
Active Member
kirby --- genesis = quite a bit more powerful than PC engine. 16-bit processor, with an 8-bit as well (I believe!) so that it could emulate the master system - think that was also in charge of the sound. I MAY be wrong about that, been awhile since I've checked the specs.
PC-Engine - 8-bit processor with a custom graphics chip, actually i think it was 2 separate 8-bit processors or something. anyway that is why you don't see so much parallax (mutlilayered) scrolling background planes in PCE games as you do in Genesis. Interestingly, PCE has a larger color palette than Genesis..
I think atari lynx had a similar scheme like the PCE (two custom 8-bit processors). Also the atari 2600 was 8-bit! yes that measly blocky thing...
one last note, sega genesis' processor was MUCH faster than SNES. SNES was designed as RPGs were becoming the order of the day, so they decided to to trade off processor speed in lieu of prettier graphics (Genesis palette was 512 I think, SNES' was like 32,000?) - after all, in those RPG's, you just crawled arond the screen anyway. So, not so many speedy action games on the system, at least in it's early years. witness the slowdown in games like super rtype, ghouls n ghosts. years later, how they pulled off games like space megaforce (TONS of objects zipping around the screen, flicker-free) is a testament to the abilities of the programmers of the time!
PC-Engine - 8-bit processor with a custom graphics chip, actually i think it was 2 separate 8-bit processors or something. anyway that is why you don't see so much parallax (mutlilayered) scrolling background planes in PCE games as you do in Genesis. Interestingly, PCE has a larger color palette than Genesis..
I think atari lynx had a similar scheme like the PCE (two custom 8-bit processors). Also the atari 2600 was 8-bit! yes that measly blocky thing...
one last note, sega genesis' processor was MUCH faster than SNES. SNES was designed as RPGs were becoming the order of the day, so they decided to to trade off processor speed in lieu of prettier graphics (Genesis palette was 512 I think, SNES' was like 32,000?) - after all, in those RPG's, you just crawled arond the screen anyway. So, not so many speedy action games on the system, at least in it's early years. witness the slowdown in games like super rtype, ghouls n ghosts. years later, how they pulled off games like space megaforce (TONS of objects zipping around the screen, flicker-free) is a testament to the abilities of the programmers of the time!
Phil
FAPPO!
i think any emu for the snes or gen is a great success. the snes is a complex machine to emulate and the gen was faster then the snes