Homebrew SNES9x for Old 3DS
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That is not true SGB emulation, it only runs vanilla GBC with borders and palettes used for SGB.
While that'd be nice, I'm much more interested in seeing the implementation of a global/general config file for all games instead of one per game before jumping into more features@FateForWindows Any news on the SGB support? I wanted to replay the GameBoy Donkey Kong
You're getting confused with Lameboy, the other, older GB emu. http://www.racketboy.com/retro/nintendo/gameboy/best-gameboy-gbc-emulator-for-nintendo-ds-lameboy
Just out of curiousity: If the emulator uses the SGB borders and the SGB color palette, why would it be important if it is "real" SGB emulation? Oh and the games also detect the SGB (GameYob DSi), you can see the SNES controller on games like Game&Watch Gallery. Is there a benefit of a real SGB emulator?
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It may not make much of a difference in some games, but there are additional enhancements in a handful of Super Game Boy titles. One example: Donkey Kong '94, which adds voice. You hear "Help, help!" from Pauline as Donkey Kong drags her away in each level, rather than a high-pitched squeal. (Her voice is kind of obnoxious, though, so it's not a big loss.) Space Invaders goes that extra mile and offers a Super NES version of the game on the cartridge, which is only playable with the Super Game Boy. Of course, they released the game as a standalone Super NES cart a few years later, so once again, you're probably not missing much.
Ooh I wasn't aware of aditional sound features that were used on the SGB, thanks for the info :-)
Just noticed a graphical issue in Kirby Super Star, when you fight Dyna Blade, the background around her turns black (when she's in the background, not the foreground) when she's flying towards you. Even when you defeat her, she goes flying downwards in reverse and the background remains black when it shows the cutscene of Kirby pushing out her nest of babies. So far, I've encountered no GFX issues with Kirby's Dream Land 3 or Super Mario RPG. Just that game. I made it to Moleville in SMRPG and the 5th world in KDL3 and no GFX issues, unlike with the RetroArch one. The RetroArch one sacrifices of graphics over speed or speed over graphics. I thought SNES9X (at least on N3DS models) doesn't sacrifice either.
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Yes, it's enabled.
I'm battling her again and the sky turns purple instead (like it's supposed to) I wonder what went wrong the first time?
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@ramzinouri Is there a download for the border you used in your screenshot available somewhere?
EDIT: Never mind, grabbed it myself using your screenshot.
EDIT2: As long as we're on the subject of borders, I think there are a couple of quality of life improvements you could make if you don't mind the presumption.
EDIT: Never mind, grabbed it myself using your screenshot.
EDIT2: As long as we're on the subject of borders, I think there are a couple of quality of life improvements you could make if you don't mind the presumption.
- For games that run 239p, I think maybe you should blank out line 240 (i.e. fill it with black). Filling it with the border just looks messy most of the time; a single line isn't enough to get any meaningful information in and the last line of a border will sometimes clash horribly with the game and just look awkward. It would make more sense for borders to basically only affect the sides in these cases.
- Along the lines of the above, perhaps you should support loading a separate border file when running 239p games. It becomes sort of impossible to make a frame around the SNES image when the 239p games break out of those frames vertically. There's not really a way to make a frame that supports both in a decent way. Technically, if this were implemented, users could do the first suggestion themselves by including a black line 240 in their border.
- Borders are heavily dependent on the aspect ratio the user sets in the Options. The emulator should probably also be able to load different borders based on this. Of course, this would mean supporting loading dozens of different borders. I don't really have a solution to this.
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On N3DS or O3DS? I don't know what you mean by that unless you mean the constant writing to SRAM, which is easy enough to fix by setting the SRAM auto-save delay to Disabled.
check the options on the bottom screen, you need to disable "sram auto save delay" for some games to get rid of the stutter
Go into the bottom menu, hit options and scroll down until you find "SRAM Auto-Save Delay". Disable it.
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