pNES - Portable NES Emulator

Bisk8 · Mar 17, 2019

PatrickD85 said:
Ah cool so pre-build we can change the skin ... well for the people who like that that's awesome
Nice find @azoreseuropa and thanks for confirming @cpasjuste

You can change the skin anytime
You just need to edit the config file

PatrickD85 · Mar 17, 2019

Bisk8 said:
You can change the skin anytime
You just need to edit the config file

Ah thanks for clearing that up

that is a way better approach then at build time.

Drak0rex · Mar 17, 2019

azoreseuropa said:
Test and everything's working great. Keep up the good work!

What about pPSX ? pGBA? And pNDS ? LOL! Again, good job!

Can I change the skin ? I wonder.

I think it should at least have four skins, Maybe a light one and a dark one.

Spider_Man · Mar 17, 2019

Nice work but all these individual emulators and people asking when xxx console is coming.

Have only one answer.

RETROARCH!!

spotanjo3 · Mar 17, 2019

Retroboy said:
Nice work but all these individual emulators and people asking when xxx console is coming.

Have only one answer.

RETROARCH!!

Nah... You dont get it, do you ? Some people like me prefer standalone emulators. I dont like some emulators in Retroarch like Atari 2600 and some in 1970's. Nah.

Bisk8 · Mar 17, 2019

looking better now

spotanjo3 · Mar 17, 2019

Bisk8 said:
looking better now

I like it a lot. Did you make this yourself? If so, mind to share ?

Spider_Man · Mar 17, 2019

azoreseuropa said:
Nah... You dont get it, do you ? Some people like me prefer standalone emulators. I dont like some emulators in Retroarch like Atari 2600 and some in 1970's. Nah.

Then that's easy, only download the cores for the emulators you want.

It doesnt make sense to want a stand alone emulator when you have retroarch that already has said emulators people are asking for.

Simply boot one program, load content and your done (as long as you assigned the core properly).

I'd rather use retroarch than have to use individual emulators, plus retroarch had graphic improvements, cheats, save states.

Bisk8 · Mar 17, 2019

azoreseuropa said:
I like it a lot. Did you make this yourself? If so, mind to share ?

Yep. Just putted together some imagens found on google with my noobish photoshop skills

spotanjo3 · Mar 17, 2019

Retroboy said:
Then that's easy, only download the cores for the emulators you want.

It doesnt make sense to want a stand alone emulator when you have retroarch that already has said emulators people are asking for.

Simply boot one program, load content and your done (as long as you assigned the core properly).

I'd rather use retroarch than have to use individual emulators, plus retroarch had graphic improvements, cheats, save states.

Surely, but it is fun for some people wants to do that. And yes, it does make sense to want a stand alone emulator. Just for fun. Come on. Keep your mind open. For me, I don't want retroarch.. too many emulators in it which I have to disabled them and keep a few.. Doesn't make sense.

Bisk8 said:
Yep. Just putted together some imagens found on google with my noobish photoshop skills

Excellent. Thank you! I will learn how to do that. Thank you, my Portuguese friend!

Edit: What about pSNES ? I prefer PAL SNES version.

Bisk8 · Mar 17, 2019

azoreseuropa said:
Excellent. Thank you! I will learn how to do that. Thank you, my Portuguese friend!

Edit: What about pSNES ? I prefer PAL SNES version.

already on the PSNES thread

spotanjo3 · Mar 17, 2019

Bisk8 said:
already on the PSNES thread

Saw it but config.rar only. And I suppose if I can learn how to do that, I guess. However, share it if you will. It would be nice as well.

Bisk8 · Mar 17, 2019

azoreseuropa said:
Saw it but config.rar only. And I suppose if I can learn how to do that, I guess. However, share it if you will. It would be nice as well.

rsn8887 · Mar 17, 2019

It is good to have choice between Retroarch and standalone emulators, because they are different.

For example, I don’t think Retroarch cores get updated to the latest emu versions very often, because it is not easy to update them. On the other hand, psnes, pnes, and pfba can be updated to latest underlying emulator version very easily.

Also, they are much much easier to configure than Retroarch.

spotanjo3 · Mar 17, 2019

rsn8887 said:
It is good to have choice between Retroarch and standalone emulators, because they are different.

For example, I don’t think Retroarch cores get updated to the latest emu versions very often, because it is not easy to update them. On the other hand, psnes, pnes, and pfba can be updated to latest underlying emulator version very easily.

Also, they are much much easier to configure than Retroarch.

Precisely. And thank you.

Spider_Man · Mar 17, 2019

azoreseuropa said:
Surely, but it is fun for some people wants to do that. And yes, it does make sense to want a stand alone emulator. Just for fun. Come on. Keep your mind open. For me, I don't want retroarch.. too many emulators in it which I have to disabled them and keep a few.. Doesn't make sense.

Excellent. Thank you! I will learn how to do that. Thank you, my Portuguese friend!

Edit: What about pSNES ? I prefer PAL SNES version.

Too many emulators.

As standard it comes with nothing just its essential files. You download the cores (emulators) that you need.

Your core is never activated unless you boot a rom, it will then boot the core for that rom.

So in fact what you said doesnt make sense because you dont disable anything.

Why would you want to wait for someone to sit and make q standalone ps1 emulator when retroarch has one that runs perfectly.

You could make your life far easier when it comes to switch homebrew if you were educated more.

Dont get me wrong I've used panes and other stand alone emulators, but retroarch is far better and offers more all within one program.

spotanjo3 · Mar 17, 2019

Retroboy said:
Too many emulators.

As standard it comes with nothing just its essential files. You download the cores (emulators) that you need.

Your core is never activated unless you boot a rom, it will then boot the core for that rom.

So in fact what you said doesnt make sense because you dont disable anything.

Why would you want to wait for someone to sit and make q standalone ps1 emulator when retroarch has one that runs perfectly.

You could make your life far easier when it comes to switch homebrew if you were educated more.

Dont get me wrong I've used panes and other stand alone emulators, but retroarch is far better and offers more all within one program.

Yes, I can do that but good for people who are noobs. I compiled many emulators myself for macOS users. For other, I understand your opinion. For me and others might think differently. Thank you vey much. :grog:

rsn8887 · Mar 17, 2019

Retroboy said:
As standard it comes with nothing just its essential files. You download the cores (emulators) that you need.

So in fact what you said doesnt make sense because you dont disable anything.

Why would you want to wait for someone to sit and make q standalone ps1 emulator when retroarch has one that runs perfectly.

You could make your life far easier when it comes to switch homebrew if you were educated more.

Dont get me wrong I've used panes and other stand alone emulators, but retroarch is far better and offers more all within one program.

You haven‘t even tried the Switch version of Retroarch before posting here. Otherwise you would know that, on the Switch, Retroarch always comes with all cores included, and downloading cores doesn’t work on the Switch either.

Retroarch received a lot of updates for the frontend, but many cores are orphaned and haven’t been updated in years. They are often based on very old emulator versions (e.g. Vice core based on 3.0 not latest 3.2 etc.). Your example of PS1 is a counter example. The PS1 core on Switch runs slower and with more problems than even the Vita version. It is very far from perfect.

I could go on. But before we talk more, you should try Retroarch Switch at least once so you know what you are talking about next time.

spotanjo3 · Mar 17, 2019

Curious: Artboxes must be rename to match to title roms ?

Billy Acuña · Mar 17, 2019

pN64 wen @cpasjuste ? :^)
Aarch64 dynarec is now a thing

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