ZSNES board

ZSNES has not been updated for over a decade, and I assume most people have moved on. However, if you are unaware, there have been many advancements in SNES emulation over the years, and highly accurate representations of the hardware exist in both software and FPGA form. This is not to disparage ZS...

I'm checking in for the first time in over a year.

I do miss message boards, but who has the time to maintain one?

Rumours abound that zsnes will return to active development.

Such thing has also brought about my return.


Threads shall be crushed again.

Checking in for the first time in a while. I see nothing major has happened in my absence.

Nothing is stopping anyone from forking zsnes. Some people have done that with SNES9x. These recent "official" releases of SNES9x are actually not official, but none of the original authors have said no to them.

Zsnes uses X86 assembly, while Android smartphones use ARM processors, so it isn't possible right now.

Sounds like you have it set up to automatically load the save state? Maybe the save state file is set to be read-only, which would explain why you can't overwrite it (and maybe why your SRAM saves are also not working). Check your files.

If you really must play Super Mario RPG, it is probably best to pony up for a real cart or the Virtual Console release, because no emulator has perfect SA-1 emulation. It even has problems on bsnes? I'm sure it is better, but still not perfect. Getting a Wii/Wii U and getting the virtual console re...

If you really must play Super Mario RPG, it is probably best to pony up for a real cart or the Virtual Console release, because no emulator has perfect SA-1 emulation.

I'm pretty sure those are all Sufami Turbo games, it is entirely possible that zsnes does not emulate it.

I have both an Everdrive an a SD2SNES. If you can afford it, the SD2SNES has a huge advantage in that it has instantaneous loading of games. With an Everdrive, you have to wait a few seconds for the games to load (with a 32 Mb game, it can be up to a minute). If you are just loading up small test pr...

As far as I can tell, the only ad script being run on the front page is from Google. But yes, this does look like it was manually added somehow.

undisbeliever has been making a bunch of homebrew things this year.

https://github.com/undisbeliever

Pagefault says that the 64 bit compilation problem will be resolved in the next release. If you can wait, it should be out in a few days.

The zsnes 1.51 browser exploit roms have been released.

http://media.smwcentral.net/Alcaro/zsnes/


Oh, the humanity!

Rumcake wrote:Yeah, I figured it was on my end.. When you say the ROM image, do you mean where I got it from, or the information in the "rominfo" notepad that's in my ZSNES folder?

The latter.

Pretty sure that many people have played through FFVI fine on zsnes. There must be something wrong with your configuration. We need more information, like which ROM image you are using.

You are going to need to give us more information. Which operating system are you on, for instance?

Also, keep in mind that the sound emulation in 1.51 is not perfect.

Yet you do not follow the pointed out instructions of posting the output of NSRT.

You haven't told us what operating system you are using.

I would guess the easiest way if you are using Windows is to associate ".sfc" files (or whatever file extension your files are) with zsnes. Then if you double click on it, it should run the game automatically.

Less talk, more reply.

The Super Everdrive is about half the price of the SD2SNES, and works quite well. The only negative is that larger games take 20-30 seconds to load, and it doesn't have DSPx and CX4 support.

I imagine these problems are related to incomplete SA-1 emulation. Unfortunately, the only way to deal with this problem is either to wait for Zsnes 2.0, or use a more accurate emulator (like Higan).

Hey, I am back now. Zsnes board forever?

If you are going to email me, at least give me a link to your account. I don't want to dig through hundreds of spam accounts looking for that needle in a haystack that might be you.