SuperRetro16 Lite (SNES Emulator) on PC (Windows / MAC) Download and install BlueStacks or Remix OS Player. Open the installed BlueStacks or Remix OS Player and open the Google Play Store in it. Now search for “SuperRetro16 Lite (SNES Emulator)” using the Play Store. Install the game and open the app drawer or all apps in the emulator.

What's your point? His point is that you're an idiot for engaging in discussion (I only know this because I got the point a while back in the linked discussion about binary).

But there's no color at all! Why is he special-casing an argument for the sky?!?! Think of Squall as Franpa 2.0. Or shall I need to use hand puppets?

Making Franpa alerts Mark II is fine too _________________ so why don't the two of you get your own room and leave us alone with this stupidity of yours? Mon Apr 06, 2009 6:55 pm. Another off topic idea for older system emulator authors, would be to write an emulator that could render more of a game horizontally at a time, so you could see farther ahead in a sidescrolling game, effectively creating a native widescreen mode that the original hardware couldn't produce, it wouldn't be easy and probably wouldn't work on all games but it would be very cool and also great for playing on widescreen tvs, monitors, psps, etc.

And just the idea of seeing more of the game at once is intriguing. I left for 5 days, and now he's gone? S**t I hope that he doesn't give up on his project (especially if he decides for N64).

There would be a lot of Pros: 1. N64 scene would definitely need a good emu with no need of per game configurations 2. If the emulator is well written and could be ported to other OSes, I guess he would have infinite thanks from all Unix and Mac users! A portable N64 emu would allow also a better base for improvements to the USF audio format 4.

Between MAME/MESS n64 code and MooglyGuy's blog posts, some documentation on the hardware is already out to be used (even if probably more tests are needed). As a Mac user, I strongly hope he decides to follow this route. Finally, even if I'm not impartial on the subject, let me add a small remark. Fuck 'em as long as they have Cowering supporting/working on it. On Linux and MacOSX, for many systems MESS is the only available emulatore (and quite often on Windows as well, if you're looking for some obscure systems which only have DOS or Russian emus).

Also, without MESS, there would be no Hartung Game Master and no Epoch Game Pocket Computer emulation, since dumps and units were provided by the MESS team. When I weight Cow's.hsi files (which are in a simple xml-like format and can be overwritten with nointro equivalent ones without even a warning from the emulator) with the wonders done by Judge [1], Micko and others, I have no doubts about keep using MESS [1] btw he is now also working on Neo Geo Pocket support, to finally provide an up-to-date alternative to NeoPocott Fri Apr 17, 2009 12:23 pm.