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**RPGW1ZaRD** · April 7th, 2007

Nintendo

FCE Ultra My personal and many other people's choise for NES emulator. It offers all features you'd want and nice graphics when configured correctly.

Nestopia The still going strong old Nestopia is many people's choise for NES emu.

Playstation

ePSXe If you're the person that prefers enhanced graphics (better than the real console). You have to get used to the configuration of this emulator though to get most out of it. I'm personally favoring ePSXe a lot.

pSX For people that wants accurate PSX emulation.

Nintendo 64

Project64 Without doubt the best N64 emu. Has a newer better version available for donators. But the public one also works very nicely.

Sega

Gens/Gens32 Are probably among best choises for Genesis/Sega Mega drive/32x and SegaCD. Gens32 is a more updated version and is recommended to check out for people with a bit newer hardware and for working SegaCD save state support.

Kega Fusion Is also just as good if not better than Gens for same platforms.

SSF Is the best choise for Saturn emulation. Has great performance due to dynarec emulation support.

nullDC Recently released and already with the initial release it plays most games just fine and at full speed on decent hardware! Check out the wild and very active screenshot thread!

Playstation 2

PCSX2 The impossible made possible, this emulator is actually capable of running quite a lot PS2 games but you still need very powerful hardware such as dual core CPU (AMD Athlon X2 / Opteron or Intel Core 2 Duo) and a decent gfx card if you prefer enjoyable speeds in 3D games. Check out the screenshot thread for many nice screenshots and info.

Gamecube

Dolphin is the biggest hope in Gamecube emulation right now which has a bright future thanks to recent improvements. Expect a dual core CPU and 64bit OS to be required in near future if you want to be able to play games at good framerates though.

EDIT: JKKDARK beat me to it as I wrote a little more detailed list.

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Last edited by RPGW1ZaRD; April 7th, 2007 at 18:19..

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RPGW1ZaRD PCSX2 & O/C Addict Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: My Computer Posts: 2,840	Nintendo FCE Ultra My personal and many other people's choise for NES emulator. It offers all features you'd want and nice graphics when configured correctly. Nestopia The still going strong old Nestopia is many people's choise for NES emu. Playstation ePSXe If you're the person that prefers enhanced graphics (better than the real console). You have to get used to the configuration of this emulator though to get most out of it. I'm personally favoring ePSXe a lot. pSX For people that wants accurate PSX emulation. Nintendo 64 Project64 Without doubt the best N64 emu. Has a newer better version available for donators. But the public one also works very nicely. Sega Gens/Gens32 Are probably among best choises for Genesis/Sega Mega drive/32x and SegaCD. Gens32 is a more updated version and is recommended to check out for people with a bit newer hardware and for working SegaCD save state support. Kega Fusion Is also just as good if not better than Gens for same platforms. SSF Is the best choise for Saturn emulation. Has great performance due to dynarec emulation support. nullDC Recently released and already with the initial release it plays most games just fine and at full speed on decent hardware! Check out the wild and very active screenshot thread! Playstation 2 PCSX2 The impossible made possible, this emulator is actually capable of running quite a lot PS2 games but you still need very powerful hardware such as dual core CPU (AMD Athlon X2 / Opteron or Intel Core 2 Duo) and a decent gfx card if you prefer enjoyable speeds in 3D games. Check out the screenshot thread for many nice screenshots and info. Gamecube Dolphin is the biggest hope in Gamecube emulation right now which has a bright future thanks to recent improvements. Expect a dual core CPU and 64bit OS to be required in near future if you want to be able to play games at good framerates though. EDIT: JKKDARK beat me to it as I wrote a little more detailed list. __________________ « Feel free to browse through PCSX2 screenshots on RPGWiZaRD's Putfile.com section » Intel® Core™2 Duo E8400 @ 4.0GHz «-» Gigabyte P35-DS4 «-» CellShock 2x1GB @ DDR2-1200 5-5-4-10 «-» JetWay 8800GT 512 MB @ 705/1750/1015 MHz «-» Thermaltake ToughPower 750W «-» Sony Multiscan G400 19" CRT «-» OCZ Vendetta 2 «-» Creative SoundBlaster Audigy «-» Logitech X-530 5.1 «-» Sennheiser HD 212 Pro «-» Logitech MX™518 Gaming-Grade «-» Razer Mantis Speed «-» Windows XP Pro SP3 «-» Windows Server 2k8 XSOS 3.0 BETA Last edited by RPGW1ZaRD; April 7th, 2007 at 18:19..