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Emulation

Started by JC, October 08, 2007, 09:46:18 pm

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nintendodork

I found a few threads for emulation, but they were all about a certain emulator or certain OS...
Well now, here's one thread for it all.


Now I had a question about Nestopia...
I'm not sure if I forgot or something happened...but how do I configure my controls?  Whenever I open Nestopia, it's just the emulation screen..I could have sworn there used to be options up at the top..

Any help?
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Medisinyl

Just buy the games d@##!t  >:(

:P

When I was 13, we didn't have emulation, so clearly you are suffering from a problem with premature emulation  ;)

nintendodork

March 09, 2009, 06:07:14 pm #17 Last Edit: March 09, 2009, 06:15:18 pm by nintendodork
Well...sorry but..I don't wanna pay thousands of dollars for games that I can play for free... ;)

Even though I already own them of course..because otherwise it would be illegal *looks back and forth*

I must have forgot how to do this over the weekend. ???
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FamicomFreak

Hey dork just go to options and the click on input that's where you can change the controls. I usually only use emulators to make videos for youtube since I don't have a camera....it sucks but the videos come with the games looking better than on my tv. I do agree that emulation doesn't and will never give you the experience as playing the real thing but on the go it's a lifesaver!
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Blue Protoman

Screw Nestopia, get VirtuaNES.
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son_ov_hades

FCE Ultra is by far the best NES emulator.

UglyJoe

I use FCEU-X or Mednafen (both for their debugging features and Linux-friendliness).  For accurate emulation, Nintendulator is the way to go.

nintendodork

Quote from: Blue Protoman on March 10, 2009, 07:58:10 am
Screw Nestopia, get VirtuaNES.
You obviously don't play pirate ROMs..

Quote from: FamicomFreak on March 09, 2009, 11:57:09 pm
Hey dork just go to options and the click on input that's where you can change the controls.
You don't understand...when I open Nestopia, there aren't any options...




If anyone has any other emulators to recommend, here's what I'm looking for.



  • Can play pirate ROMs correctly

  • User-friendly--lots of shortcuts

  • Able to work properly with a NES controller

  • Plays FDS games

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nurd

,.. Is it because you aren't running windows?
It looks like Mac type stuff, and I dont remember ever seing option tabs in a Macstyle window.

nintendodork

Nope, I'm using windows.  And there used to be tabs in the screen.
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FamicomFreak

ah crap did you used popibros link to that switch your pc to mac thing? Well try pressing alt and then the down arrow and see if a menu pops out.
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nintendodork

March 10, 2009, 05:26:23 pm #26 Last Edit: March 10, 2009, 05:46:56 pm by nintendodork
Erm, no...
I got it from the Vista OS X '09 OFFICIAL website...

And no, it still doesn't work :'(

EDIT: Removed all Nestopia stuff from my computer, reinstalled it, now the tabs are back...I don't know what happened exactly, but everything's fine now.

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FamicomFreak

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UglyJoe

Oh, and I just looked it up.

Had you tried pressing Esc a few times?  That seems to toggle it for me.  The other option is to open the nestopia.xml file and look for <window-menu>no</window-menu>

and replace it with <window-menu>yes</window-menu>

nintendodork

-_-

*Ahem* well...uhm..yeah..escape toggles it...

The more you know I guess *wah wah wah waaaaaah*
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