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I surfed around the web for one, I found one in about 5mins then I couldn't be bothered after that. Don't remember what it's called :shrug:
I'm using an R4i-SDHC 3DS (from China since I found it in a shop) with firmware for 3DS 4.2.0-9 X and DSi 1.xx (don't remember I saw it a long time ago)
For compatibility's sake I'm trying to play Super Mario RPG [NTSC-U].
EDIT: I'm planning to use it for my 3DS with the same firmware it supports.
The only good SNES emu for the NDS will only work on an advanced flash kit and no R4 kit is good enough
Supercard DSTwo is what you want that both the SNES emu and GBA emu, only work on that is playable, most games you chuck at those will play just fine.
Though Super Mario RPG although yes plays it is unplayable because of frame jumping so those timed hits are not going to happen, a lot of games do play just fine (most do) but Super Mario RPG is not one of those
Get yourself a PSP if you really want SNES on the go though the image is not squashed onto less pixels like it is on the DS
http://eng.supercard.sc/manual/dstwo/ for more info on the Supercard DSTWO (I know these cost a lil more than most flash kits but with good reason :))
It is not just a standard flash kit it has plenty of advanced feature some of those features are only to be these because of the extra chip sets giving the kit extra memory to play with to enable things like GBA and SNES emulation from a DS slot flash kit
P.S. the emulators are in the plugin section
Might as well try desmume since I don't have a PSPQuote:
Originally Posted by Zorlon
What's it called anyway? Is is some port of snes9x like the GX one for wii?
EDIT: How much frame jumping occurs? Is it a lot like 9 fps or something around that?
NDSSFC is a SNES emulator only for DSTWO with Real-Time-Save(RTS), Cheats, Screen Snapshot and etc functions.
fps is full speed but only because of frame skipping and like I said you couldn't use it anyway
You might aswell just emulate SNES on your PC or the Wii if you like
Oh well, snes on the go wasn't such a good idea. I'm better off with Snes9x and Snes9x GX like you said.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zorlon
ZSNES will come in handy for some games as well that don't work in Snes9x and zice versa neither is perfect
Oh yeah I forgot about ZSNES after I got tons of crashes when I tried to switch equipment in Super Mario RPG.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zorlon
I also found its interface to be a tad bit annoying with that animation on fullscreen and capturing my mouse when not on fullscreen :-/
EDIT: Is BSNES any better than Snes9x and ZSNES?
only for Satalite games aka BS games
There is no perfect SNES emulator
there is a SX2 version of snes9x aswell though
http://www.emucr.com/2012/10/snes9x-sx2-v01.html
It's the same as snes9x with the added features of sx2 emulating Satellaview great for games like BS The Legend of Zelda - Ancient Stone Tablets (English translated/fixed for emulation) that is in 4 parts P.S. that is a different zelda game to US zelda game
The other 2 BS Zelda games are the Normal SNES games as a Satellaview download (Jap only no point in translating it it's no different from the retail version) and a remake of the NES Zelda (English translated) both single roms.
The NES remake is very good and a lot more playable because of the graphics update though in general it is a slightly smaller game map these get dubbed 3rd and 4th quest but the NES original has quest 1 and 2 (overall there is little difference (2 and 4 are like Master Quests on that note there are Master Quest versions of Ancient Stone Tablets aswell))
I get it now, because I heard BSNES needed a decent CPU and a good GPU (which I don't have)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zorlon
I don't really play TLoZ much so I'm fine; the only one I've played was on the N64 and I might get Skyward Sword or the Wind Waker for whatever console they're on if I feel like it