Lag on NES Mini?

[fedehda]

Does anyone have that trouble? I always gets some lag whenever I'm playing Zelda I in certain areas. Am I the only one?

 

[koffieleut]

Define lag.
Like input lag, framedrops or sound.
The last 2 are a normal thing for the Nes, the first one could be an issue with your TV.

 

[fedehda]

Define lag.
Like input lag, framedrops or sound.
The last 2 are a normal thing for the Nes, the first one could be an issue with your TV.

Framedrops. And it shouldn't happen, since the Nes mini's hardware is better than the original.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Framedrops. And it shouldn't happen, since the Nes mini's hardware is better than the original.

Doesn't matter, any emulator that is reasonably accurate (emulates the console as closely as possible) will run more or less exactly the same as a real NES (or whichever console)
It has to be this way, otherwise you run onto compatibility issues and glitches from incorrect emulation.

 

[fedehda]

I know that. I only wanted to know if there is anybody else that it's having the same issue than me. It doesn't affect the gameplay (since it happens in a small portion of the map).

Or it could happen in other games?.

PS: I used Hackhi. Maybe someone who haven't used isn't having framedrops

 

[tech3475]

Is your TV in game mode? Could contribute to some lag if it's not.

 

[cvskid]

Does anyone have that trouble? I always gets some lag whenever I'm playing Zelda I in certain areas. Am I the only one?

Seems like it based on this video.

 

[koffieleut]

There are emulators out there where you can turn off the sprite limits so you don't have slowdown.
But I don't know if these are on the Nes classic.

 

[MelonGx]

It lags on DOSBOX.
Doesn't feel the lag on NES/SNES/MAME2000/MAME2003 though.

 

[Jayro]

No lag for me, but I'm not good at Zelda 1.