1. The app has literally been dead for ages until coto took over. In fact, even with him taking over, it's very jumpy.
Right ... I know you weren't referring to me but I took the opportunity to chime in.
I would bet that ZSNES wouldn't of made the cut as you would of have to convert all of the ASM code from x86 to ARM or C and SNES9x kills CPU's the current version of it on PSP has issues on Super FX games and some slow down issues with Mode 7Some time ago I asked why Snemul was ported from MS-DOS to DS and not Zsnes or Snes9x, which in their old DOS version are much better than the former, but no one answered me. Well, there is always time and hope that someone will port one of these two (I repeat, in their much "lighter" DOS version) at least to DSi, which is more than possible.
But this is the same thing that was done with Snemul, by porting it from DOS to NDS, or is it? A long, complicated, nerve-racking and thankless job perhaps, but not impossible.
Ill try, but ill have to learn how to rewrite ZSNES's x86 ASM (ZSNES has better preformance than Snes9x) (Gonna take a while as i only know how to mess with HTML) code back into C or arm ASM Should be easy after a while@sombrerosonic , my lad, you could try porting one of them to DSi. Just think, you'd go down in the history of 16-bit console emulation on NDS, get a well-deserved celebrity and have the gratitude of many and especially of yours truly. I feel that you have the qualities and skills to accomplish this feat, it will just take some patience and dedication .... but you will have my full moral support.
Wow, what a nice surprise! I didn't think you would really try. Anyway take your time; there's no rush. Zsnes for ms-dos was the first SNES emulator I used, and it worked excellently with almost all titles, especially jrpg games (the category I'm interested in) and I remember it being super fast. Even if it didn't work (or was slow) with those few games that use special chips, who cares.
Ill also prob take a while.... as im also doing alot of stuff rn like learning to 3D model and electrical class as a way to get a backup job, and a new job im getting in high school. NTM i have to learn a few new languages to take a crack at said code (ASM, C, and Oh boy! C++!(I could use this lang as a base to work on that one game i been wanting to make in unreal) as well as seeing about ZSNES 1.51 PSP port while making sure i have time to give up to my Friends in minecraftWow, what a nice surprise! I didn't think you would really try. Anyway take your time; there's no rush. Zsnes for ms-dos was the first SNES emulator I used, and it worked excellently with almost all titles, especially jrpg games (the category I'm interested in) and I remember it being super fast. Even if it didn't work (or was slow) with those few games that use special chips, who cares.
Should you succeed in this exceptional feat, please keep us informed in a thread dedicated to it.
Good luck.
On PSP there is already available Snes9xTYL which is practically perfect, and on which even Tengai Makyo Zero, in its recently english translated version, works excellently.
Mmmm ..... in truth I couldn't say. All I know is that among the various subversions of Snes9x for PSP, the one I mentioned is the fastest and most up-to-date (the last update I believe was in 2017, made mostly to run the eng translated rpg game I mentioned). Regarding S.M. RPG, I have never tried it (since I prefer old jrpg games with flat, top-down view) so I will let someone else, who has experience with it, answer.
I've just found this thread, but oh man! I can't wait for SNES emulation on DSi to get better. SNEmulDS has been long in the tooth for me, and even a fork of ZSNES would work better. P.S: Good taste with the Bridget profile picture lol
Chose her as a joke.... and the catboy said to chose her
SNEmelDS is pretty good for what it does as well as impressive, i was thinking about making a port of ZSNES for fun and to try to see i could, it would prob end up on the psp as well, but man this looks great! Also SNEmelDS runs Super Mario All-Stars pretty well
It's really cool that you got this working.
Now now, old man. Calm down and go take your meds. This isn't a frickin' competition, you know? I doubt games with enhancement chips beyond Mega Man X2 and X3 will run well anyway
