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Demios, I really agree with your post. We ALL (with no exception) find the (moderate) racism funny, but when everyone disagrees, it's time to put a stop to it.

Oh, and you forgot to include Mexicans.

Hmm, you should try ipher's ZSNES build for 64 bit processors. You can find it on http://www.ipherswipsite.com/zsnes/filess.php

Since PAR codes like to mess up with important RAM and ROM, you may have to toggle your code on and off before you finish the level.

Zsnes DOS supports the controllers just fine without needing extra drivers or custom drivers. They are 6 button pads (You know, 4 buttons and 4 axis). I'll buy the item to crack it open and bring screenshots. Edit: Nevermind, I did a research, and seems that AntoineWG is right, with the freaken thin...

I just found a sweet device to use 2 joypads with a single joypad/joystick port. This is just great because the controllers I use don't need special drivers, and support all but 2 buttons of the real SNES controller. The question is, will Zsnes support the 2 joypads with the device? I know about the...

SILOH 2005 And Wong - Holy War (Siloh Remix)

SILOH 2005 And Wong - Hidden Darkside (Siloh Remix)

I still use the DOS port. If for some reason the DOS binaries aren't released anymore, the last one will be my treasure.

So, my point is, I like DOS. Period.

neoblAze - Clowns on parade

Hmm, as far as I know, DOS 7.x comes with Windows9x

Guy that used to be a Zsnes assistant coder - Hero

I have a problem like that, but only happens with the DOS version.

grinvader wrote:We should forbid n00bs that can't read the docs to use ZSNES.

Fixed so you won't make Nach's sister stop playing with ZSNES =)

7 can activate the mouse, the Super Scope or the Lethal Enforcer Gun.

Press 7 three times for Super Scope.

Here's a solution.

Don't use a fullscreen mode.
Edit the cfg file to select a windowed mode.

When Zsnes starts in windowed mode, select a fullscreen mode in the video menu

Agozer, he tried ALT+ENTER =P Christian23: I have a problem like yours, except that I use a desktop computer, and I run ZSNES for DOS. I use 1024x768 as my main resolution, but when Zsnes changes the mode to 680x480, my monitor won't follow the change. I have to turn off and turn on the monitor agai...

Well, What I said is based on my own experience =)

The IPS patches should be on the ROM directory for now. And remember, you need to follow your patch's instructions to get it to work on Zsnes' softpatch.

First of all:
The netplay is broken on this version because of other updates done. Why did it broke? ASM porting to C. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Second: Nach and pagefault are the main developers. Do you think that they would ignroe a part of the code?

The games you download often come in ZIP files. Zsnes can load them just fine.

I am still a little bit confused about what do you want to do, tho.

Toaster plugins exist. It just takes some fancy stuff to get them running.

Zsnes just loads the file.
1.- Go to "Game->Load"
2.- Find your game.
3.- Double click it.

Move the mouse to move the cursor, Left-click to fire, and right click for cursor button action.

Soo sweet!

Well, I used to get 60 FPS with 8B VESA 2 graphics, new grafx engine, and 16000 Hz sound sampling rate and sound buffering on my MMX (166 MHz) with 48 MB RAM. Of course, using the DOS version.

I'd suggest these stats as Minimal requirements for smooth play.

I'd like a Zsnes T shirt, but I live far from USA.