The Emulation Thread
- Dr. Zoidberg
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In the early days, Super Nintendo Emulation was inaccurate and required a fast Pentium II PC to run at full speeds with sound, but in 1997 everything changed with the released on ZSNES, a blazingly fast SNES emulator written entirely in x86 assembly language that ran even on a 486 PC with playable speeds. While other emulators existed, ZSNES brought emulation to the masses with its UI and features. In this episode we take a closer look at how ZSNES pioneered modern emulation and played a significant role in advancing emulation technology during its time.
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It's the UI for me, it made me feel like a hacker at 11 years old.
I desperately wanted it on our 68k Macintosh but had to settle for SNES9X when we upgraded to a G3 iMac.

- Skynet
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Xenia manager is great. I'm still holding onto hope that they'll get the Forza games working online

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Yeah, we need koinigsegegegeggggg races again, and Forza is the only place it's proper!
I've got a bunch of 360's out at the moment having some fun. Would be nice if emulation is in a good place by the time all 3 Red Ring

(Arcade is PRE HDMI, should have Red Ringed 18 years ago)
(PRO is HDMI, SHOULD HAVE Red Ringed 10 years ago)
(Superslim, do the superslims even red ring?)
Hugh Man!
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Have these smoothing filters ever made any sense?