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Hi, I've just got into the emulating scene and I'm getting really excited about ownling all my old games that I no longer own due to trading them in at a EB store( You know the one,where you trade in a £30 game for £1 off any new game).And I'm a little conffused to why the picture of the game, whilest running in a window, is looking soft and faded? Does any one know why this is? Thank-Q
I got Snes9xW, but I don't have any fade problems.
I run at full screen and haven't tweaked the display options at all.
Maybe its the ROMs you are using, or you might have downloaded a dodgy version
I run at full screen and haven't tweaked the display options at all.
Maybe its the ROMs you are using, or you might have downloaded a dodgy version
I'm a bit new to the emulating scene myself, and was wondering which is the best dreamcast and N64 emulator. The ones I use to use, I couldn't get working, although that was probably down to me.
on the subject, has anyone seen any X-BOX emulators flying around? I'm sure it won't be long before these are available via dubious sources...
you are using a snes emulator. snes9x use to be very good but i highly recommeed you get zsnes emulator this it the best and most updated with the most features.
if you're into the "emulating scene", then you might as well get hold of 5 or 6 emulators, and compare and contrast.
The prog is called Snes9XW. A snes emulator.
Hi, I've just got into the emulating scene and I'm getting really excited about ownling all my old games that I no longer own due to trading them in at a EB store( You know the one,where you trade in a £30 game for £1 off any new game).And I'm a little conffused to why the picture of the game, whilest running in a window, is looking soft and faded? Does any one know why this is? Thank-Q