I'm Disappointed in Zsnes

Recorded from Snes9x 1.53!! Why do I compare these two Snes emulator titans? Both seemingly fit to satisfy the needs of those who'd rather not have to build a super-powerful PC just to play Snes games, right? Then why do I do this? Simple. Zsnes may have a nice easy-to-use GUI, but there is one thing it is lacking in; the sound emulation. Things such as tempo, timbre, etc do not match that of a real Snes console (temp gaps and so on). Square Enix games sound especially bad, but Snes9x alleviates all of that!

Long live Yuzo Koshiro! He sure makes awesome music! Enjoy! Watch part two!

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• actraiser
• fillmore
• super
• nintendo
• yuzo
• koshiro
• emulator
• snes9x
• zsnes
• yt:stretch=16:9

[NoVaX9000]

bsnes is the most accurate SNES Emulator in every aspect - Sound, Video, everything.

If you would like to give it a go, you can find it on byuu.org

The Accuracy Profile Build may run a little slow, so try the Compatibility Profile. There is also other custom builds if you check the forums there.

Although bsnes also runs Gameboy games, but they are focused on SNES Emulation.

It also runs the original Nintendo games.

[nintendo1889x]

@NoVaX9000, I like Bsnes just fine, I think it's an excellent emulator and certainly gets the job done right :D Then again, so is Snes9x, which I think kicks the crap outta Zsnes in terms of audio emulation (uses the same SPC700 core as Bsnes). I can run the Performance build just fine (full speed, no hiccups, etc) even though there hasn't been one made since version 0.74 I admit that I said things about Byuu I shouldn't have said, and so I'll say right now that he is an excellent programmer.

[NoVaX9000]

@NoVaX9000 If the Compatibility Profile still runs too slow, search around for a Performance Build on the Forums. Which emulates games at almost the same speed as Snes9x.