I'll switch from ZSNES when it stops working perfectly for every game I play. It's kind of weird but it's always felt right. I use a similar setup for other emulators. WASD for movement, keypad for buttons 123 are ABR, 456 are YXL, 0 is start and. Really though, get a gamepad, you can find USB SNES clones for like $10-20 that work just fine - those games were meant to be played on gamepads and are way more enjoyable using one. ZSNES might be the least modern emulator, but it runs just about any worthwhile game perfectly, has a lot of built-in options and just plain works without any messing around with audio buffers or screen ratios.Īs for key combinations, I always used ASZX and DC for the LR triggers, but the triggers are going to be tough to use with just about any keyboard layout. I recently tried bsnes, and while I appreciate the authenticity factor (I think the audio especially does sound better), I couldn't get it to work 100% in games without audio skipping and slowdown either.
Every single time I've used SNES9x, no matter how powerful my system (Pentium 4 or Core i7) I have ended up with occasionally crummy framerates and a lot of audio skipping and other problems. Of all the emulators, ZSNES has provided me with the smoothest experience. If you want to play any MK game you better use Mame and the arcade rom for that. You can also try the standard fare of 2D platformers like Donkey Kong Country 1-3, Super Mario World, Castlevania IV, Castlevania Dracula X, Megaman X X2 and X3 (hard as fuck games).Īvoid: any of the mortal kombat ports, they got censored because nintendo didn't approve of the violence. Underrated action title: Super Turrican 2 (the first one is also good).
NEAR CREATOR BSNES EMULATORS HAS DIED SERIES
There are also the Fire Emblem games (don't know how fully they are translated), one of the few series made in japan that have permanent death.
Standard scheme I used was something like movement keys+asd/zxc (z=l,a=r, the rest as you wish although you may set x to x for convenience's sake)ĭecent non-actiony titles? Front Mission is nice if you enjoy what the japanese call "strategy", there is decent english translated rom floating around. Bsnes is some newfag shit that refused to run the last time I tried it so fuck it. Snes9x used to be very good but one of the newer releases fucked up the sound emulation for me so I stopped using that, last time I checked it was still broken for me despite using a different PC. I never had a problem with zsnes, sure the gui belongs to an era long past but sound, video and compatibility are great. You're really better off just buying a cheapo controller, thoughĤ - google titles that catch your eye, someone somewhere probably already made a comparison of each version. Anyone that ever saw me playing on keyboard and knew how a SNES controller looked like thought it was weird as shit, but whatever - one of them was my cousin, who uses the entire bottom row of the keyboard (ZXCVBN).
In other words, shit nobody cares aboutĢ - I personally use the arrow keys for movement and ASZX for the buttons (Q and W for the shoulder buttons, RShift for Select and Enter for Start), so it's like a reverse SNES controller layout. It's said to be more "accurate", but once I read some forum posts by the creator and he was sperging about how zsnes uses hacks to make games work and how emulation isn't supposed to be about that, but about preserving the workings of the machine so it will exist forever, at least virtually. 1 - zsnes is good enough, I used snes9x once but couldn't tell the difference, and never tried bsnes.
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