Well, I'm kind of new to this kind of thing and I only got my TT a month ago. I successfully installed moonshell but I don't have the slightest idea how to put the SNES emulator on the TT. All my attempts failed. Can someone please tell me how to do this using layman's terms? Thanks.
which emulator are u using?
if you are using SNEmulDS
1.just put SNEmulDS.nds and snmul.cfg to your Root Directory
2.create a Folder named SNES and put your SNES roms in it.
3.start SNEmulDS.nds
4.have fun
if you are using SNEmulDS
1.just put SNEmulDS.nds and snmul.cfg to your Root Directory
2.create a Folder named SNES and put your SNES roms in it.
3.start SNEmulDS.nds
4.have fun
Not all work but most do(95% maybe). Their are some fun SNES games. I was kinda surprised.
Play around with the bottom settings (like the full screen) for some games. Some require pressing the start button; before you can see them (??).
Personally, the DS games trump all the rest but the rest (snes,GBA) are still fun.
One thing I noticed, why use the older NES emulator when the snes emulator includes games that also cover the older console (like Super Mario Bros III).
The MAME emulator is cool with it's one screen (Pac man, Donkey Kong, Galaga) over the two DS screens but it's really a novelty too. Why? Because you can just play DS Games that cover those classics. Me thinks these are mostly appreciated by us old fogies that actually played Pac Man when they were new; in the arcade! They are not better, just interesting.
Summary: the SNES emulator is the most smooth (after GBA) but don't expect perfection. SNES (and GBA) may give you some more great games but DS is where it's at. It's all a matter of space, isn't it? Can you have too much space?
Play around with the bottom settings (like the full screen) for some games. Some require pressing the start button; before you can see them (??).
Personally, the DS games trump all the rest but the rest (snes,GBA) are still fun.
One thing I noticed, why use the older NES emulator when the snes emulator includes games that also cover the older console (like Super Mario Bros III).
The MAME emulator is cool with it's one screen (Pac man, Donkey Kong, Galaga) over the two DS screens but it's really a novelty too. Why? Because you can just play DS Games that cover those classics. Me thinks these are mostly appreciated by us old fogies that actually played Pac Man when they were new; in the arcade! They are not better, just interesting.
Summary: the SNES emulator is the most smooth (after GBA) but don't expect perfection. SNES (and GBA) may give you some more great games but DS is where it's at. It's all a matter of space, isn't it? Can you have too much space?
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Or when your player dies, you can say in code, if enemy exists, do nothing, but if enemy does not exist, then create enemy at certain spot. (This would be a pain tho for lots of emeies)+1 -
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BigOnYa:
Easiest, simple way would be just restart scene, but player would restart from beginning.
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