Snes Emulator Screenshots!
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TelcoLou
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WoWOW indeed!
* anticipation builds *
* anticipation builds *
Quiest
I like turtles!
Could anybody tell me. what game he is playing? Is that SNES?
Also, if that is an emu, why is there no interface (rom selectore, etc...)
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Maybe the menu is hidden, like he pressed a button to hide\show it.
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Jarska333
What do you want?
Or perchange, the game.rom file is, hum, registered to the emulator, so that when you select/run it, it launches the emulator. Just like in your basic windows GUI.
second exodous
Advanced Member
I thought I wouldn't get to play SNES on mine until I got back as I'm leaving on a 2 year mission in January, but was positive that by the time I got back I could play Super Metroid no it. As far a speed goes I'm mainly a RPG junkie anyway, so as long as it's turned based I think I'll be ok. I wonder if the source will be released for it since there is no way for the dev to profit off of it? I'm sure if it was there would be plenty of people that would be interested in playing.
Thanx,
Stan
Thanx,
Stan
Looks like one of the Super Robot Wars games?
No idea which one it is though - never played any of them.
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judge0
Member
Looking good! Cant wait to see to see it running on my handheld
Also I dont think that was code at the end of the vid, I think it was just a IRC room.
You're right, was coding all morning, even my coffee cup looks like code . . . :lol:
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Scratch
Still Fresh
It is time to get that childhood that i never had ! (mommy didn't like game consoles, so i never got any of them :-( )
Ze_ro
Member
Wow, this looks amazing for a first version... looks perfectly playable, although honestly, I have little frame for reference as I've never seen that game before. Just slap a rom browser and options menu onto it and it's basically ready!
--Zero
--Zero
TandeM
Mega Pandora Mania?
Late jumping in here, but anyways...
The game is Banpresto's Super Robot Wars 4, a licensed-anime SRPG crossover extravaganza (IPS-patched to Korean, I presume). The video is encoded at 15 FPS; the game looks to be running @ 90~100% speed (judging from the BGM speed - I know those songs down to the lyrics. The bird-robot at 2:30? He's my sig.)
The game is Banpresto's Super Robot Wars 4, a licensed-anime SRPG crossover extravaganza (IPS-patched to Korean, I presume). The video is encoded at 15 FPS; the game looks to be running @ 90~100% speed (judging from the BGM speed - I know those songs down to the lyrics. The bird-robot at 2:30? He's my sig.)
Thanks for the info
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AireTamStorm
Unix Addict
Thats Kanon..... that has an SNES port?
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....I want.
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....I want.
mittens
Member
Yes, cannon, NK is also tryying to make WAFFLE engine for it and other japanese visual novel games. (What's going on your NEO-CD emu, NK? please..)
The tester (NOT NK) said:
The super-robot-war is playable (yes right, it is ips-patched to korean-version), the tales of phantasia is a bit slow.
The japanese visual novel engine is not perfect yet but Cannon is playable, Sense-off shows only its title and Tsuki-hime is unplayable.
Well, GP2X will rock sooner than I expected.
(although it needs couple of bug-fixes for first-korean-batch )
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SNES-emu has no menu (means no save function ) but auto-frame-skip function.
The tester (NOT NK) said:
The super-robot-war is playable (yes right, it is ips-patched to korean-version), the tales of phantasia is a bit slow.
The japanese visual novel engine is not perfect yet but Cannon is playable, Sense-off shows only its title and Tsuki-hime is unplayable.
Well, GP2X will rock sooner than I expected.
(although it needs couple of bug-fixes for first-korean-batch
)EDIT:
SNES-emu has no menu (means no save function
) but auto-frame-skip function.
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codeninja
Guest
NK, the author of NeoGeoCD emulator and SNES emulator, expressed his intention of continuing his work on SNES emulator just enough to make it run ok and release the source code to public so that others can pick it up. NeoGeoCD emulator is currently on hold, but instead he's thinking of doing NES emulator. He has no intention of finishing any one of them, since emulators are not his main interest. His been trying to contact GPH and MagicEyes for information regarding co-processor and 2D accelerator with no success so far.
Hope you don't think it's bad news because I don't want to break my promise of no more bad news from me
Hope you don't think it's bad news because I don't want to break my promise of no more bad news from me
sweetfish
Still Fresh
Sounds great!NK, the author of NeoGeoCD emulator and SNES emulator, expressed his intention of continuing his work on SNES emulator just enough to make it run ok and release the source code to public so that others can pick it up. NeoGeoCD emulator is currently on hold, but instead he's thinking of doing NES emulator. He has no intention of finishing any one of them, since emulators are not his main interest. His been trying to contact GPH and MagicEyes for information regarding co-processor and 2D accelerator with no success so far.
Hope you don't think it's bad news because I don't want to break my promise of no more bad news from me
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TALES OF PHANTASIA A BIT SLOW??
That game usually runs terrible slow on slow machines... I remember playing it on my old 1,5GHz PC - even with ZSNES, it needed at least FS3!
Coool! And that's without even using the 2nd processor!
Hope you don't think it's bad news because I don't want to break my promise of no more bad news from me
Naah, not at all. You hid the good news well in there: He wants to release the sourcecodes.
I'm sure someone picks it up, as it looks like, mostly only the menu has to be implemented to have the first SNES emulator (which already runs well).
And about the documentation: Well, NOTHING about the GP32 was ever documented. Devs all found out. That's why we have so many good devs in the GP32 scene. They have fun doing this
So I wouldn't worry about that
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Goity
VIP Sleaze
Phantasia runs pretty well on psp.
TALES OF PHANTASIA A BIT SLOW??
That game usually runs terrible slow on slow machines... I remember playing it on my old 1,5GHz PC - even with ZSNES, it needed at least FS3!
Coool! And that's without even using the 2nd processor!
Hope you don't think it's bad news because I don't want to break my promise of no more bad news from me
Naah, not at all. You hid the good news well in there: He wants to release the sourcecodes.
I'm sure someone picks it up, as it looks like, mostly only the menu has to be implemented to have the first SNES emulator (which already runs well).
And about the documentation: Well, NOTHING about the GP32 was ever documented. Devs all found out. That's why we have so many good devs in the GP32 scene. They have fun doing this
So I wouldn't worry about that
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