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Post by Darth Gecko on Jun 19, 2014 11:57:08 GMT -5
Yeah, those are great emulators, neo.emu is fantastic, bit of a pig getting the ROMs in the right format. Once you get used to the menus and configuring your own USB game controller, it's great. I posted some pics a while back of my Tesco Hudl tablet with a generic SNES-style gamepad (which I prefer tbh) running neo.emu, it works so well. The other emulators in the series work the same way in terms of config etc, 2600.emu, nes.emu, pce.emu and ngpc.emu are all great. There are paid and free versions available. The original dev charged for them, but since they are under the GNU license, someone else compiled and released them all for nothing.
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Post by neogenesis on Jun 19, 2014 13:32:44 GMT -5
I have a USB Logitech gamepad that's similar to a PS1/PS2 dual shock controller (which is my favorite controller). I've used that to play on PC. If that works fine, I might use that more for emulators. I'll have to see how the Ouya controller feels first too.
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Post by neogenesis on Jun 25, 2014 13:34:47 GMT -5
I finally got an Ouya. My main reason for getting it is emulation. So far I've tried the NES, SNES, Genesis emulators and they all work very well. The controller takes getting a little used to, but it's not as bad as some people would like you to think. Anyway, I'm quite happy with my purchase. I'll be checking out some other games and emulators soon.
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Post by omgngx on Jul 28, 2014 16:30:31 GMT -5
I still wanna do a Neo-Geo Pi (Pi in an NGX shell).
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