hey this mite sound kinda stupid ( i have NO experience with creating emulation etc but would it help if you used the nes application for the itouch ?? NES.app: The Nintendo Emulator for iPhone
just asking :s
ok well, u know that ipods have gameboy emulators? Why cant we repeat something like that. I know that zune 80s are better tahn the old old ipod videos at least. But, that might be becuz of ipod being hacked so easily and stuff
ok well, u know that ipods have gameboy emulators? Why cant we repeat something like that. I know that zune 80s are better tahn the old old ipod videos at least. But, that might be becuz of ipod being hacked so easily and stuff
Because iPods != Zunes. Got it? Zunes > iPod. Stop complaining, or I'll roast you and make you into a nice flambee for the rest of the members. : p
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ok well, u know that ipods have gameboy emulators? Why cant we repeat something like that. I know that zune 80s are better tahn the old old ipod videos at least. But, that might be becuz of ipod being hacked so easily and stuff
Yes, it is because the iPod was able to be hacked.
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To be more specific, the ipod can run native code because it was hacked. Which I'm not sure 100%, but I believe is either
a) Generally faster OR
b) they're just porting long-designed emulators instead of creating new ones.
Yeah. The XNA runtime is just a modified version of the .NET Compact Framework, which is notably slow. While the desktop version of .NET approaches the speed of native code, the Compact Framework is nowhere close.
so is anyone actually working on this ? cause this is something that i would like to see, and its probably not all that hard to read a gameboy rom anyway
if it helps, maybe you could use the back button as a menu that would lead to the start and select buttons that arent used too frequently anyway
If microsoft gave us more ram to work with, I believe the emulator would run very smoothly; hopefully not everyone game up on this.
RAM only would let us load more, not necessarily load faster. In order to create a working emulator, you would need to escape the Zune firmware entirely. As previously mentioned, the .NET framework that we're working with is too slow to properly achieve such a task.
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Originally Posted by #sos-dan
21:42 <Azu-nyan>: And no, no happying. <.<
21:42 <Azu-nyan>: fapping*
21:42 <vonPreussen>: Freudian typos xD