enderfect June 24, 2013 Share June 24, 2013 Hello I just wanted to see the opinion's of the community on there Favioret Emulators ive been using the same for a long time now and was looking to maybe try some others. If you'd like to add addtional info like why you perfer or its advantages thatd be cool too Mine are as followed [system] [Emulator]----------------------------------------------------Pinball: (Future Pinball)Arcade: (Mame)Atari 2600 (Stella)Atari 7800: (ProSystem)Nintendo: (Jnes)Nintendo SNES: (snes9x64)Nintendo64: (Project64)Nintendo Gameboy: (Visual Boy)Nintendo DS (DeSmuME)Nintendo Gamecube: (Dolphin)Sega Master System: (Fusion)Sega Genesis: (Fusion)Sega 32x: (Fusion)Sega Dreamcast (Nulldc)Sony Playstation (Epsxe)Sony Playstation 2 (PCSX2)Sony PSP (PPSPP)TurboGrafx-16 (Turbo Engine) I Tryed Nestopia its a very nice emulator i just like the simplicity of Jnes very easy and quick to setup nice plugins and filters to improve visual quality Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Deluge July 13, 2013 Share July 13, 2013 Thank you, in some ways because I knew hsa helped some of these emulators (Noob ^ ^)I for Sega Megadrive, 32x, Master System MegaCD and always use Fusion. For NES FCEUX Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
horuszero August 7, 2013 Share August 7, 2013 I use pretty much the same setup except nestopia for NES Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jackhammersalm August 21, 2013 Share August 21, 2013 master system I prefer meka over fusion. there a sound difference Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest daruble August 22, 2013 Share August 22, 2013 Well I was wondering doesn't the same emulators for NES also work for N64, SNES and the other Nintendo. Sorry don't know much about the emulators yet would like to hear from you guys if there is one or two that handle multiple consols. Or is it better to have different Emulators for each consol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Riffman81 August 22, 2013 Share August 22, 2013 Well I was wondering doesn't the same emulators for NES also work for N64, SNES and the other Nintendo. Sorry don't know much about the emulators yet would like to hear from you guys if there is one or two that handle multiple consols. Or is it better to have different Emulators for each consol M.E.S.S. is a multi system emulator. you can read up on it at the link below. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi_Emulator_Super_System I don't personally use it, but have heard good things about it. I personally like having different emus for different console, but I suppose it's all just a matter of preference. Below is my current emu setup: System Emulator----------------------------------------------------Arcade: MameAtari 7800: ProSystemNintendo: NestopiaNintendo SNES: SNES9xNintendo 64: Project64Nintendo Game Boy: Visual Boy AdvanceNintendo Game Cube: Dolphin Sega Master System/Genesis/32X/Game Gear: Fusion Sega Dreamcast: NullDCSony Playstation: EpsxeSony Playstation 2 PCSX2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FrizzleFried October 2, 2013 Share October 2, 2013 Maybe I am just a little too oldschool but I run MAME and Daphne only. I am not much interested in emulating console machines and for systems like Naomi, well, I have an actual Naomi system with a NetDimm installed that I Net Boot to.... One day I'd like to build a virtual pinball machine though. One day. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MIDNI6HTRIDER October 23, 2014 Share October 23, 2014 Thanks man thats really useful im still trying to find my way round which emu to use for each system Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cool dude October 27, 2014 Share October 27, 2014 mame and visual pinball Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tthurman October 27, 2014 Share October 27, 2014 Maybe I am just a little too oldschool but I run MAME and Daphne only. I am not much interested in emulating console machines and for systems like Naomi, well, I have an actual Naomi system with a NetDimm installed that I Net Boot to.... One day I'd like to build a virtual pinball machine though. One day. i guess the same can be said about me! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shroud November 26, 2014 Share November 26, 2014 Nice thread! Here's my current choices of emulators: [system] [Emulator]----------------------------------------------------Adventure games: (ScummVM)Arcade: (MAME)Atari 2600: (Stella)ColecoVision: (ColEm)Commodore 64: (WinVICE)Commodore Amiga: (WinUAE)Commodore VIC-20: (WinVICE)DOS games: (DOSBox)IntelliVision: (Bliss)Lasergames: (Daphne)Microsoft MSX: (MESS)Nintendo NES: (Higan)Nintendo SNES: (Higan)Sega Master System: (Fusion)Sega Genesis: (Fusion)Sinclair ZX Spectrum: (EightyOne) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cybernoid August 17, 2015 Share August 17, 2015 [system] [Emulator]PC-Engine / TurboGrafx-16 (Magic-Engine) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
enderfect September 19, 2015 Author Share September 19, 2015 Updated a Couple of my Preferences Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SeanDyer87 September 22, 2015 Share September 22, 2015 Just started getting back in to emulation again and used to use alot of deiffernt emulators (alot of them already mentioned by other members) but since ive started again ive been using Retroarch for the 11 systems i have set up at the moment which are Nintendo 64, Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo Game Boy, Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Nintendo Game Boy Color, Nintendo Virtual Boy, Sega 32X, Sega Game Gear, Sega Genesis, Sega Master System & Super Nintendo Entertainment System and seems to be running them fine so far but im sure i will have to branch out to more emulators as i add more systems. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shroud September 25, 2015 Share September 25, 2015 ...but im sure i will have to branch out to more emulators as i add more systems. Well yes, this is very likely I am not sure what is the current status of M.E.S.S., which is supposed to be(come) an emulator of all home consoles and computer systems. Last time I checked, it still didn't support all the most popular ones. But even then, to my understanding the M.E.S.S. project is definitely not game-oriented so it doesn't have the purpose of supporting all games to work, and that to a lot of people means that probably they still need other emulators. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SeanDyer87 September 26, 2015 Share September 26, 2015 Well yes, this is very likely I am not sure what is the current status of M.E.S.S., which is supposed to be(come) an emulator of all home consoles and computer systems. Last time I checked, it still didn't support all the most popular ones. But even then, to my understanding the M.E.S.S. project is definitely not game-oriented so it doesn't have the purpose of supporting all games to work, and that to a lot of people means that probably they still need other emulators. Plus I suppose it's always good to have choice especially if I remember correctly ive had some roms in the past that didnt play nicely with certain emulaters (cant remeber anything specific) although they could have just been bad dumps I had. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shroud October 18, 2015 Share October 18, 2015 Plus I suppose it's always good to have choice especially if I remember correctly ive had some roms in the past that didnt play nicely with certain emulaters (cant remeber anything specific) although they could have just been bad dumps I had. That used to be my experience as well, but I have to say that nowadays everything works for me, and I only use one emulator per system. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SIMPLYAUSTIN October 18, 2015 Share October 18, 2015 Mess for the more retro side of consoles. Pre Nintendo and Sega. Then RetroArch for everything up to PS1 then you going to be looking for stand amines for everything else and a few gaps. Dolphin, NullDC, PCSX, PPSSPP are prob the main later stages in emulation. But with some big additions being released lately, some good systems being added Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SIMPLYAUSTIN November 5, 2015 Share November 5, 2015 To explain this one better .... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
enderfect February 13, 2016 Author Share February 13, 2016 Recently actually had the nerve to give Retroarch a try thanks to one of your vids austin lol pretty nice i must sayits currently running cores for everything up to PS1 i thought about using a PSX core but... idk if itd be any advantage over say espxe Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coolhometrail February 16, 2016 Share February 16, 2016 Retroarch has turned out to be better than i expected. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jimlee2469 February 16, 2016 Share February 16, 2016 RetroArch is a good one. I use it alot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SIMPLYAUSTIN February 17, 2016 Share February 17, 2016 I would say a must for 90s era stuff. They are doing an awesome job with it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
parityclaws February 25, 2016 Share February 25, 2016 Mainly just using MAME 2014 through Retroarch at the moment Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SIMPLYAUSTIN February 25, 2016 Share February 25, 2016 RetroArch is an amazing Emu, but for MAME its best to go for straight to MAME. Get the latest version... You can make it look AWESOME and its far more compatible with more of the great games. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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