Squidge
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This version contains two completely different graphics renderers. One is the performance renderer, and the other is the accuracy/quality renderer (which now includes transparency support). You can choose the best for each rom and save that setting. You can even switch the graphics renderer mid-game by holding both volume buttons and tapping the right shoulder button.
Note however that since this is a beta, you should really save your progress before changing the graphics renderer mid-game, in case it decides to fall over. It seems to work perfect in the few games I've tested however. For example, I played level one of donkey kong in the "performance" renderer, and then the second level was unplayable due to the foreground being almost completely covered in cloud. A quick change to "accuracy" and it was solved
URL: http://www.squidgey.plus.com/ssnes/
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For those who have not used this before, and general notes:
SquigeSNES is an emulator for the Super Nintendo that runs most games, and a lot of them at (almost) full speed.
This is an update only. It requires files from a previous version.[/cut]
Note however that since this is a beta, you should really save your progress before changing the graphics renderer mid-game, in case it decides to fall over. It seems to work perfect in the few games I've tested however. For example, I played level one of donkey kong in the "performance" renderer, and then the second level was unplayable due to the foreground being almost completely covered in cloud. A quick change to "accuracy" and it was solved
URL: http://www.squidgey.plus.com/ssnes/
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For those who have not used this before, and general notes:
SquigeSNES is an emulator for the Super Nintendo that runs most games, and a lot of them at (almost) full speed.
This is an update only. It requires files from a previous version.[/cut]