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iNES 3.0 emulator

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Very fast and lightweight NES emulator here:

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Any feedback:?: If you can't download it try right click -> Save link as...
Rom files can be in .nes format or gziped. Zips are not supported, so if you can't run a game try extracting it.

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Due to reported problems downloading from my site, here's an attachment:
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#4 Post by _MegadetH_ »

i've installed it, but games run very slow compared to another emulator i tried fce. Another problem is it seems impossible to remove ines from petget manager. :(

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I am new to linux and this is the first NES emulator I have tried. It does seem to be a little slow, but I am only on a 500mHz computer. When I resize the window and make it a little smaller, it doesn't seem to be all that bad. I do get to play some of the ols NES games though.

Thanks man.

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#6 Post by dejan555 »

Try running it from command line e.g.

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ines "/path/to/rom/name of the rom.gz"
It ran too fast on my system, so I configured command line options to slow it down. Also do you have opengl, DRI package installed?
DRI package for puppy 4
It's the fastest NES emulator I've tried.
Noticed that petget doesn't erase menu icon, but DOES remove the program.

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#7 Post by ttuuxxx »

You also might want to try to compile http://jturner.tapetrade.net/sharpnes/
it uses sdl and Gtk only
That would be great if it worked, GL on puppy 4.0 is a pain and SDL is far more easier and lighter.
If it wasn't so late (4:37am) I would give it a shot, maybe tomorrow, unless someone beats me to it:)
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I'll try, thanks, but I think ines doesn't need neither of those, I even ran it on QEMU test distro that only has minimal stuff for X

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You also might want to try to compile http://jturner.tapetrade.net/sharpnes/
Sorry, it's out of my knowledge, theres no config file, and I still don't know how to make one myself, I'd like to try it too. I'll try finding some i386 precompiled packages.

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dejan555 wrote:Try running it from command line e.g.

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ines "/path/to/rom/name of the rom.gz"
It ran too fast on my system, so I configured command line options to slow it down. Also do you have opengl, DRI package installed?
DRI package for puppy 4
It's the fastest NES emulator I've tried.
Noticed that petget doesn't erase menu icon, but DOES remove the program.
I tried it on my faster computer and it runs much better. It is better then any windows based emulators I have tried.

Do you know what key is for the select button? I have the rest figured out but I haven't figured that one out yet.

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#12 Post by _MegadetH_ »

dejan555 wrote:Try running it from command line e.g.

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ines "/path/to/rom/name of the rom.gz"
It ran too fast on my system, so I configured command line options to slow it down. Also do you have opengl, DRI package installed?
DRI package for puppy 4
It's the fastest NES emulator I've tried.
Noticed that petget doesn't erase menu icon, but DOES remove the program.
yes I'd DRI installed. I haven't tried that command, because I deleted Ines before your answer and I installed FCE emulator which runs well on my old computer. I had some problem removing Ines with petget manager so I'd to remove manually. thanks for reply.

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#13 Post by dejan555 »

Repackaged, now it should uninstall from petget and ines is now in executable path so u can run it from terminal

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#14 Post by KentC »

Im using Puppy Linux 4.3.1 and it runs very fast in a small window. What are the command line options?

I'd like to slow it down so I can play it. I can only resize the window to drag it's speed some.





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#15 Post by dejan555 »

I wouldn't know from the top of my head now since I haven't used it much but I remember when ran from menu that I added script to choose rom and added some options for resizing window and slowing down.

Do try typing "ines --help" in terminal and see yourself
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#16 Post by Makoto »

Actually, you posted the link to the documentation back in 2009 (above). :D

http://fms.komkon.org/iNES/iNES.html#LABH
It lists both the key commands and the command-line switches.
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#17 Post by dejan555 »

Riiiiight, thanks!
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#18 Post by KentC »

Just to confirm, when you type

ines --help in terminal just flashes screen and tries to load .nes file

ines -help worked though.

I'm still having issues doing the frames so it plays right, any suggestions?

Thank you for the help file and support!

EDIT:

I was able to use the help file from terminal to see possible keys, I tinkered alot and got it usable. I want o know if this will work with controller for pc? Also, I don't have any sound and the frames are only playable when pc is slow haha. I have sound on the overall machine but none on emulator.

Just wanted to put that info out there.

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#19 Post by wert »

Piece of nonesense! It doesn't work. You load a nes game in terminal and the screen is black. What a waste of time. The following pile of stool is what it shows:

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Allocating 64kB for CPU address space...OK
Allocating 16kB for Video address space...OK
Opening /Games/nes roms/1.nes...OK
  32x16kB ROM pages...OK
  32x8kB VROM pages...OK
  Vertical Mirroring
  Memory Mapper #90
Initializing Hardware and CPU:
  114 CPU cycles per HBlank
  29829 CPU cycles per VBlank
  262 scanlines
  NTSC Video
RUNNING ROM CODE...

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wert wrote:Piece of nonesense! It doesn't work. You load a nes game in terminal and the screen is black. What a waste of time. The following pile of stool is what it shows:

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Allocating 64kB for CPU address space...OK
Allocating 16kB for Video address space...OK
Opening /Games/nes roms/1.nes...OK
  32x16kB ROM pages...OK
  32x8kB VROM pages...OK
  Vertical Mirroring
  Memory Mapper #90
Initializing Hardware and CPU:
  114 CPU cycles per HBlank
  29829 CPU cycles per VBlank
  262 scanlines
  NTSC Video
RUNNING ROM CODE...
Problem was the nes game that I was trying to play. I downloaded a different nes game and it worked. Only problem is it doesn't play fullscreen. Thanks

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