Whats up with the Wonderswan emulator?
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I had never heard of the wonderswan, but have read that it covers the Final Fantasy games (maybe other ??? I don't know) which means it must be alright in my eyes, is there any info on this unknown console / handhold????
maybe if awareness was increased, the EMU author may feel more inclined to continue development.
Personally I do not think that the GPSpain team should have restricted the entry list of their EMU compo, just any EMU should be allowed to enter.
There are literally hundreds of potential EMUs available to restrict to less than ten is scandlous:
I had never heard of the wonderswan, but have read that it covers the Final Fantasy games (maybe other ??? I don't know) which means it must be alright in my eyes, is there any info on this unknown console / handhold????
Maybe if awareness was increased, the EMU author(s) may feel more inclined to continue development
Personally I do not think that the GPSpain team should have restricted the entry list of their EMU compo, just any EMU should be allowed to enter.
There are literally hundreds of potential Emulators available, and to restrict the entry list to less than ten is scandalous:
Acorn Electron, Arcade (Various), Amiga, Atari Various, BBC, Colecovision, Intellivision, NeoGeo, NES, Genesis/Megadrive (Wow shining force (1/2) on GP32), SMS (already pretty good), SNES (hmm), PC-Engine (Hmm Hmm), Vectrex, GB, GBC, GBA, Speccy, zx81, Sam Coupe, C64 (okay pretty much done perfectly), Amstrad CPC (Speccy clone
) the list goes on and on and on and on ……you get the picture.
BTW - What have I forgotten?
MrT
to be a GP32 owner
maybe if awareness was increased, the EMU author may feel more inclined to continue development.
Personally I do not think that the GPSpain team should have restricted the entry list of their EMU compo, just any EMU should be allowed to enter.
There are literally hundreds of potential EMUs available to restrict to less than ten is scandlous:
I had never heard of the wonderswan, but have read that it covers the Final Fantasy games (maybe other ??? I don't know) which means it must be alright in my eyes, is there any info on this unknown console / handhold????
Maybe if awareness was increased, the EMU author(s) may feel more inclined to continue development
Personally I do not think that the GPSpain team should have restricted the entry list of their EMU compo, just any EMU should be allowed to enter.
There are literally hundreds of potential Emulators available, and to restrict the entry list to less than ten is scandalous:
Acorn Electron, Arcade (Various), Amiga, Atari Various, BBC, Colecovision, Intellivision, NeoGeo, NES, Genesis/Megadrive (Wow shining force (1/2) on GP32), SMS (already pretty good), SNES (hmm), PC-Engine (Hmm Hmm), Vectrex, GB, GBC, GBA, Speccy, zx81, Sam Coupe, C64 (okay pretty much done perfectly), Amstrad CPC (Speccy clone
) the list goes on and on and on and on ……you get the picture.BTW - What have I forgotten?
MrT
to be a GP32 owner
Tobriand
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So far as I know, he hasn't just scrapped the project, but aparrently it needs **a lot** of work to be done insofar as optimisation etc before another release. I don't think he's doing *all* that much work on it, but we can always hope for another release at some stage.
I agree that screen scaling is needed in it, although I think core optimisation is the first priority atm, along with sound.
I agree that screen scaling is needed in it, although I think core optimisation is the first priority atm, along with sound.
angrypants
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it plays final fantasy and mr. driller just fine. So while slow with no sound and small viewable screen its still worth while.
well.. considering that the system was ONLY sold here in japan, yes. Although ive heard of patches..Gristy posted on Apr 13 2003 said:
btw, the project is NOT dead.. Rattboi seems to still really want to finish it all.. give him time.. he's got a lot to do! But I can tell he hasnt giving up faith! haha..
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