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Emulators-Rocket Science?
Has anyone ever tried to install an emulator and gave up because of difficulites? I'm not a PC guru; but not a novice either. I havent gotten one to work. If anyone else want to try and is successful please give some feedback or tips.
A good list of emulators spleen edit: removed rom link |
Is there one in particular you want, Sun? I'll try to get it to work.
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I use zSNESw for an snes emulator. I have a ton of snes (and atari and mame and sega) roms.
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I use Zsnes, Nesticle, and MAME for anything I want to play. I don't find them hard to set up, it's all a matter of finding a decent emulator, installing the emulator, and getting a game file to run with it.
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yeah they were hard. espicially neorage i didnt know that the roms are suppose to be in zip
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I guess I'm just really lucky with them or something, because I've never had any trouble with any of my emulators.
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'S funny. About 2 years ago Mame used to have this really simple GUI. I had no problems installing it and was able to play Mr. Du to my heart's content. There came a point however where it became really difficult for me to find a similar emulator from the main site. Truth be told I didn't even understand the help file! I know where Sun Tzu is coming from on this point anyway. Nesticle has always worked well for me however, and is really a piece of cake. Been a bit difficult to find NES roms recently though.
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Search for MAME32, it is the same program with a gui front end. It's pretty easy to use. For Super Nintendo, I use SNES9X. Same deal with it - gui front end and pretty easy to use. Good luck.
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no one else has mentioned a sega emulator, so i'll tell my favorite.
Gens is good for SEGA Genesis/Mega-Drive/Sega-CD/ Mega-CD/32X and it supports online play. www.zophar.net this is a very good emulator site with lots of info. |
Emus are good stuff. I have a shitload, but I don't remember they're names..
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If you want a challenge try to get a nintendo emulator to work on your dreamcast. That took me an entire afternoon. I also got a snes one working, but it wasnt coded too well.
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i never got the N64 emu to work either, but i do have ones for NES, SNES, genesis, MAME, GB, GBC, GBA, and atari 2600. i find i use play GBA the most and there's always more roms coming out for it all the time.
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ePSXe is a really good PSone emu.
http://www.epsxe.com/download.php This is a good site for emu info/downloads. http://www.ngemu.com/ |
They're not the easiest things to work with, and you really need a fast computer to run them, but you'll be happy once you get them up and running.
Check out the win32 port of MAME at http://classicgaming.com/mame32qa for a quality emu that's easy to set up if you can find the roms. |
Keep in mind that some games will not work correctly in an emulator, nomatter what you do. If it is a decently well known game that isn't working I'm sure you'll see notices of it on various emulation websites.
Check out: http://www.ngemu.com/forums/ for tons of great info and discussion. I second the use of epsxe for a playstation emulator, it is well designed and easy to use. I'm sure you can find ANYTHING you need to know on the emuforums. |
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