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    Which NES Emulator is the Best?

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    • EldrethorE
      Eldrethor
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      @stephensmattlee What differences have you noticed between nestopia and fceumm? I've tested a small handful of games, but nothing stands out to me. If anything, I feel like nestopia has very slightly more input lag than fceumm.

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      • mediamogulM
        mediamogul Global Moderator @Eldrethor
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        @eldrethor said in Which NES Emulator is the Best?:

        What differences have you noticed between nestopia and fceumm?

        lr-fceumm has the best light gun support for one, but it's still got some issues that need to be ironed out.

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        • thelostsoulT
          thelostsoul @Eldrethor
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          @eldrethor lr-nestopia don't support Retro Achievements yet, whereas lr-fceumm does.

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          • matchamanM
            matchaman @mediamogul
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            @mediamogul said in Which NES Emulator is the Best?:

            @eldrethor said in Which NES Emulator is the Best?:

            What differences have you noticed between nestopia and fceumm?

            lr-fceumm has the best light gun support for one, but it's still got some issues that need to be ironed out.

            Does this core have support of light gun simulation via d-pad or does it require a mouse?

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            • mediamogulM
              mediamogul Global Moderator @matchaman
              last edited by mediamogul

              @matchaman

              Currently, all light gun-capable systems in RetroArch require mouse input. The most popular option seems to be the Dolphinbar/Wiimote/Gun Casing combo, as it's the most accessible and least expensive. However, Aimtrack guns, while more expensive, seem to be growing in popularity and have a few premium advantages.

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                tuki_cat @mediamogul
                last edited by tuki_cat

                @mediamogul I know this is an old thread, but I wondered if you might have some advice for me regarding lr-fceumm. I have my Aimtrak gun set up and all working in mame (lr-mame2003 and advance mame 1.4).

                It is also working in lr-fceumm, although I have only tested it in Duck Hunt. However, the movement on the cursor when I move the gun is very sensitive. I only have to move the gun an inch to the left of right for it to move to the edge of the screen - is there anything I am missing?

                Edit - sorry I realise this is in the wrong forum and should be under support - sorry!

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                • mediamogulM
                  mediamogul Global Moderator @tuki_cat
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                  @tuki_cat said in Which NES Emulator is the Best?:

                  However, the movement on the cursor when I move the gun is very sensitive. I only have to move the gun an inch to the left of right for it to move to the edge of the screen - is there anything I am missing?

                  If you haven't already, you'll want to change the input type to 'pointer' in the core options. Control should be pretty smooth in lr-fceumm with it enabled.

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                    tuki_cat @mediamogul
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                    @mediamogul great, thanks - all working now

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                      le36
                      last edited by mitu

                      Hi, is there any other link removed expect the Jnes for playing retro NES games on PC. I don't like mame games and now I want to try some NES games so any other emulator expects the mention one.

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                      • mituM
                        mitu Global Moderator @le36
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                        @le36 No links to ROMs sites, please.

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