The best NES emulator in the world, Probably.
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smcd
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http://www.joystiq.com/2004/09/07/how-to-make-a-nintendo-controller-into-a-pc-joystick/ has info/links on doing it
EDIT: This might be a free version if you like... http://www.zero-soft.com/HW/USB_NES/
EDIT: This might be a free version if you like... http://www.zero-soft.com/HW/USB_NES/
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See it still looks abit scary to me, However,when i was noseying around i found this http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/home-entertainment/usb-nes-controller-mostly-107597.php anyone know if they are available in the uk?
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I used that one before, forgot why i got rid of it tho, i think my controller wouldnt work or summit, and i have no patients for emulators that don't do as they are told, and fce ultra had a wierd way of coping with full screen and wouldnt streach the image properly.
Then my second fave was rocknes x
I just like jnes better
Fancy getting a retrocon if i cant get a nes controller.:drool:
Then my second fave was rocknes x
I just like jnes better
Fancy getting a retrocon if i cant get a nes controller.:drool:
threenil315
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Jnes Rules
As for a NES controller for the PC I would just buy a conversion kit costs about 10$ and takes maybe 5 mins of sodering.
I agree that JNES is the best NES emulator out there, the only thing it lacks though is the ability to capture a video of the game but other than that it is flawless :drool:
As for a NES controller for the PC I would just buy a conversion kit costs about 10$ and takes maybe 5 mins of sodering.
I agree that JNES is the best NES emulator out there, the only thing it lacks though is the ability to capture a video of the game but other than that it is flawless :drool:
azul
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Google revealed than http://www.jabosoft.com/jnes/ would be nice place to download, but is anywere this emulator without installer?
check here:8bitfreak said:Its ace, why have i never discovered it before!!!!
Bye bye "fceultra"
Now, does anyone know if their is a nes type controller, or an esier way to mod a normal one???
Im using a ps2 converter, but its just not the same
http://www.retrousb.com/
I got the nes one and it works flawlessly. no drivers need :bouncy:
zelectaman
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Yep... I think it WOULD be best... That emulator did crashed my computer...
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Stifu
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I really like Jnes as well... Everyone seems to have different opinions concerning what it really needs, and personally, I'd say support for more mappers.
Anyway, it's cool to see this emu isn't dead... It sucks when good programs get discontinued...
Edit: I registered almost 2 years ago, and this is just my first post...
Anyway, it's cool to see this emu isn't dead... It sucks when good programs get discontinued...
Edit: I registered almost 2 years ago, and this is just my first post...
ShadowDamien
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Stifu said:Edit: I registered almost 2 years ago, and this is just my first post...
I've seen this forum 2 years ago... and didn't register!!
I looked for this (j-nes) after my friend reccomended it to me!!
Dj Noop
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Jnes is what I've recommended to all my friends. It worked the first time I tried it, and I didn't know much at all about computers then.
I have a question about the fullscreen mode: Is is possible to use it full screen while keeping the aspect ratio? If not.. that'd be a cool feature to add..
I ask because I like playing fullscreen on my widescreen laptop, so when it stretches, it really stretches.
I know Playstation emulators work completely differently and all, but when PSXeven streches to fullscreen while keeping the aspect ratio, it puts black borders on the sides of the screen, like a widescreen TV does when you're watching normal channels. I really don't mind how it's done - if Jnes has any kind of aspect ratio thing I'd be more than happy and grateful for it.
Just the fact I can play some of my old favorite games on the computer.. damn, I love this emulator.
I have a question about the fullscreen mode: Is is possible to use it full screen while keeping the aspect ratio? If not.. that'd be a cool feature to add..
I ask because I like playing fullscreen on my widescreen laptop, so when it stretches, it really stretches.
I know Playstation emulators work completely differently and all, but when PSXeven streches to fullscreen while keeping the aspect ratio, it puts black borders on the sides of the screen, like a widescreen TV does when you're watching normal channels. I really don't mind how it's done - if Jnes has any kind of aspect ratio thing I'd be more than happy and grateful for it.
Just the fact I can play some of my old favorite games on the computer.. damn, I love this emulator.
Nick_kidid0
Member since 2001
Yeah i.e. if you're at 800x600 fullscreen it should do 768x672 (3x NES screen width/height) but yeah.. I don't like a black box around it so i'll keep it to stretched
smegforbrain
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I'd agree - the first NES emu I'd ever recommend to others is Jnes.
Well, unless they're playing Koei games, then I have to recommend virtuanes.
Well, unless they're playing Koei games, then I have to recommend virtuanes.