No$GBA Vs. Desmume

[RvBMatt]

i personally prefer desmume, always just found it easier and better to use overall.

[ButchTheCanadian]

For my computer, I use No$gba just because it RUNS!!! desume doesn't seem to want to run for me so I personally use No$gba.

[Team Fail]

I tend to use DesMume for gameplaying and whatnot, but if I need to do debugging or research, I might use No$GBA. The only reason I really stick with DesMume is because it doesn't sacrifice audio for framerate.

[faospark]

206 Vs 189 , Desmume fans we are doing our job pretty Good No$Gba fans dont hate just face the reality that it will never be updated ever again

[Ash493]

Originally Posted by faospark

206 Vs 189 , Desmume fans we are doing our job pretty Good No$Gba fans dont hate just face the reality that it will never be updated ever again

Well it's still good for debugging.

[Team Fail]

Originally Posted by Ash493

Well it's still good for debugging.

That it is. The No$GBA debugger's version is really useful.

[Zeikaro]

nochas think is better in many respects but the audio should then be distorisiona desume have not had a chance to use it but apparently it is very good, so even so I prefer no $ gba

[dbcification]

I used to use NO$GBA for everything, but it was so buggy and crashy (not to mention how bad DS games look and run on it), so now I've downsized to VBA and DeSmuME.

[The Grubby Pup]

no$gba, because Desmume runs too slow on my old man computer. I do use it to convert Pokemon save files so I can open up PokeGen. LOL

[Deliciousfruit233]

I preferred No$ until a couple months ago. On my old computer, Desmume was unplayably slow, no matter what settings I used. However, my new i7 runs it perfectly. On top of that, I've been having increasing difficulty getting games released after 2009 to function properly in No$ (after the black screen glitch in HGSS, everything just went downhill). It was still worth the trouble as long as I could play the game with more than 15fps, but now that my new computer runs Desmume at normal speed, it's pretty much pointless to keep No$.

[Dave The Man]

I started with No&GBA but went to Desmume as it has the Speed up Button.

I prefer Deume as you can play straight away but No&GBA seems to be more Compatible but needs alot more setting up

I ran Desmume fine on and i5 Machine

[Ash493]

Originally Posted by Dave The Man

I started with No&GBA but went to Desmume as it has the Speed up Button.

Since when No$ has no Speed Button?

[Dave The Man]

Originally Posted by Ash493

Since when No$ has no Speed Button?

Does It? - Have not used it for Awhile but now I think about it I probably meant Save States that did not work

[Ash493]

Originally Posted by Dave The Man

Does It? - Have not used it for Awhile but now I think about it I probably meant Save States that did not work

Use + =) It's pretty quick if I may say =)

[xSkullKing16x]

What about the Visual Boy Advance? That is what I use, and it runs like an angel.

[faospark]

Originally Posted by xSkullKing16x

What about the Visual Boy Advance? That is what I use, and it runs like an angel.

this in the context of NDS emulation not GBA

[Ash493]

Originally Posted by xSkullKing16x

What about the Visual Boy Advance? That is what I use, and it runs like an angel.

I don't think DS games would run like an angel as well...

[Game Over1375]

I've been using DesMume for a while now, and it works GREAT! I absolutely love it. No$GBA? Tried it for a while... It ain't that great with DS games, at least for me anyway.

[HyperXhydra]

Wow, It's been 6 years and we still didn't make a decent DS emulator.
I hope we can emulate B2W2.

[Mac]

I'v used Desmume myself and it works great! Just as good as my DS. Desmume actually still updates, too, they just released a new version a week ago, but I haven't had a chance to try it yet. I mainly use it for testing purposes and learning how RNG works, watch the RAM, and etc... and I don't want to mess with what works fine right now.

[Ash493]

Originally Posted by HyperXhydra

Wow, It's been 6 years and we still didn't make a decent DS emulator.
I hope we can emulate B2W2.

Um... ever heard of DeSmuME 0.9.6 and higher versions?

[NatureKeeper]

Desmume is more professional- but rather slow on some PCs. It has many more options- debugging, personalization and other things.

No$GBA is faster - but I dislike the Graphics Engine and it's rather limited.

[HyperXhydra]

Originally Posted by Ash493

Um... ever heard of DeSmuME 0.9.6 and higher versions?

The only problem about DeSmuME that it's slow.

[Teomat]

I prefer Desmume. On my computer it's quite fast and the best part is that he staple. While No$GBA fell out almost every 5 minutes crashing saves and making me to begin from a start.

Although some game like Pokemon Ranger run better on Nogba. On Desmume there are strange artifacts on upper screens...

[Ash493]

Originally Posted by HyperXhydra

The only problem about DeSmuME that it's slow.

Wow... how surprising... :/
DS emulation cannot be perfected.
I must say I did try to play White on 3DS and the speed is better on DeSmuME.
Maybe you're not holding Tab?