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[SantaC]

development of this is going very steady. People can actually play through Super Metroid now.

---Progress---

(3/8/2005) Misc. bug fixes. Moved memory around so bigger roms fit in .nds version (2MB at least).
(2/8/2005) VRAM read bug fixed.
(1/8/2005) Mode7 changes.
(30/7/2005) More sound changes, debug stuff, throttle option.
(21/7/2005) More sound changes, in-game menu (touch the screen).
(10/7/2005) Sound improvements, minor Mode7 fix.

 

[Sanjuro]

development of this is going very steady. People can actually play through Super Metroid now.

At what %?

 

[Shuzo]

what are the odds of this being a better emulator for the SNES than the PSP does?

 

[Sanjuro]

what are the odds of this being a better emulator for the SNES than the PSP does?

Lesser, but its alot more convenient.

 

[SantaC]

At what %?

from snes ds forum:

the operation was completed successfully in 2:26.
your rate for collecting items was: 62%

terrible run but super metroid works from beginning to end, if you don't count invisible phantoon and black screen draygon.

loopy is a damn good programmer, so I expect this emu to be very good in the near future.

 

[dock]

Any idea where I can buy a passme cart in the UK?
www.gbax.com doesn't seem to list them anymore.

Also, what about the M3player - does anyone know when this will be available?
http://www.m3adapter.com/

I can't wait for a fully working snes emulator, and SCUMMVM is looking cool too.

 

[dark10x]

Has anyone tried this yet? I'm really curious to know how well it performs.

what are the odds of this being a better emulator for the SNES than the PSP does?

Super doubtful, at this point. The recent SNES emulator for PSP runs really damn well (many games at full speed + v-sync + sound). That was only his first release. It should improve greatly...

Lesser, but its alot more convenient.

More convenient? How so? The DS requires additional hardware in order to load up emulators. You can do emulation on PSP right out of the box, provided you have a 1.50.

 

[SantaC]

Has anyone tried this yet? I'm really curious to know how well it performs.

haven't tried it, but I heard it's getting better with each release. You should check the official snes ds forum here

 

[Sanjuro]

provided you have a 1.50.

That alone is a huge disadvantage. I hear of people owning 2 PSPs one so they can update, the other to stay at 1.50. Not being able to get the new features or updates enhancing the PSP isn't very good.

The DS requires additional hardware

PSP requires a memory device as well.

 

[dark10x]

PSP requires a memory device as well.

32mb is enough for a number of roms and that is included.

 

[Sanjuro]

32mb is enough for a number of roms and that is included.

Depends how you play your roms. Most people would want more space to fit plenty of NES and SNES roms like as described for the PSP topics. I'm not bashing the PSP emulation capabilites, like I said before its just more convenient without hindering your systems future capabilites.

 

[dark10x]

Depends how you play your roms. Most people would want more space to fit plenty of NES and SNES roms like as described for the PSP topics.

Naturally, but the point is that you CAN use emulators RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX.

 

[StRaNgE]

Times like this I wish I had access to a conventional PC as apposed to a MAC. No matter what anyone says, this kind of stuff is where the PC is king.

I just wish I could get a mod done and just transfer roms via USB to a flash cart of some sort with this.

being a mac guy myself i agree with you 100%

 

[Dragona Akehi]

Naturally, but the point is that you CAN use emulators RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX.

Unless you have a PSP unit above 1.50.

 

[dock]

So does anyone here actually have a flash card and any experience with the NDS emulators? Is there anything that's worth getting at the moment or anything good?