A lot of my time is spent renaming games just so it'll fit on that fucker. Stuff like that is pretty nice.įYI- there is a character limit to file names on the xbox.

So if you don't wnat to load those sega cd games into your HDD, you can still play them. I'm a bit biased.Ī lot of emulation on the xbox also lets you run roms and games from the disc drive. I would probably have more love for my xbox if i could get a damn HDD in it.

A controller option i don't think the wii has yet. Heck, I dont know how they got that NeoGeo emulator to do so well. Still, DS isnt exactly great at emulating systems of that gen. I would love to play Shining Force CD on the go. I like running sega emulators with a 6 button street fighter fightpad on it. I can agree with you on the sadness part. Also I'm fairly sure that it has weak mame support. There are still some gaps in support for the wii though. Also- the pointer interface is ideal for scummvm. a HDD with a the ps1 library on it, i can swap it out if i want to without deleting or re uploading. Plus the Wii lets me use usb drives so if i have say. I like the wii for emulation only because it lets me use my classic controller, or simply turn the wireless wiimote for an nes controller. Modded Wii 130 GameCube games 300 Wii 600 NES 700 SNES N64 Sega. Standalone emulators, though, are still a good option if you want something that 'just works out of the box'. Games for the original Nintendo Super Nintendo, sega, Atari and wii, awesome games not just the old Nintendo classics. The hombrew wii scene has been around for like.2 years? Maybe? For the most part, multi-system emulators replaced the need to use standalone emulators for NES, SNES, Genesis/Sega CD/32X, Game Boy/Color/Advance, Game Gear/SMS, TurboGrafx16/CD, Wonderswan/Color, PlayStation 1, and Nintendo 64. Gens is developed by Stéphane Dallongeville and has been coded 35 in C/C++. SEGA 16bit game consoles on your x86 compatible PC. Mega-CD/32X systems, it allows you to play games developed for these classic. In all fairness though- the xbox scene has been around for a long time. Gens is a Win9x based emulator for the SEGA Genesis/Mega-Drive/Sega-CD/. Better interface (xbmc), huge selection of emulators with good support, and all the other benefits of xbmc. We support operating systems that not even Microsoft and Apple themselves support anymore, such as macOS X on PowerPC Macs, and RetroArch being available on Windows OSes as far back as Windows 95.T0yrobo wrote:Xbox, no contest. RetroArch can run on the usual platforms like Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, but it stands alone in that it can support far more platforms beyond just that.

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