Survey: What's your favorite Emulator

[T!M]

What emulator do prefer to use? PS1 emus? Gameboy emus? DS emus? N64 emus? What's your favorite and why?

NOTE: Sorry for posting in the wrong section if it is. I see no where else to post it though. I apologize in advance if it's closed due to my negligence. :nervous:

 

[Anszkz.DkLt]

Erm.. On my laptop I use VisualBoy Advance for GBA and No$GBA for DS games.
On my PSP, I use UO gPSP Kai for GBA
On my Samsung Galaxy Mini, I use My Boy! Free for GBA games and Nds4droid for DS games
(albeit nds4droid won't run properly on on my device)
On my non-Android yet Java capable phone (SE K800i), I use MeBoy to play atleast GBC games...

Yeah, I use a lot so I can play whatever the circumstances are...

 

[Satoshi Ookami]

GBA - VBA-M
DS - DeSmuME
GC/Wii - Dolphin
PS2 - PCSX2

And why...? Because they are the best emulators for running mentioned platforms.

 

[Elaitenstile]

I honestly prefer VBA Link for GB/GBA and DeSmuMe for DS. Other than those and for the few GC games I've played I used Dolphin cause I don't know any other.

For N64 Project 64 and I happen to have a SNES Emulator lying around in the computer but IDK what's its name and I've long lost it.

 

[Shadowraze]

I use VBA-M for emulating Gameboy Advance games. I also use it to emulate GBC games. xD

And I use Desmume for NDS games. Those are the only emulators I use because I also have a life.

 

[Champloo]

I use VBA for GBA games primarily for the ease of code use. I prefer NO$GBA speed but loath the inability to have a decent amount of usable codes.

I used to use NO$GBA for my DS games but recently came upon DeSmuME and love it's save capabilities. Much more user friendly and just easier to handle over all :)

 

[Struggler]

Epsxe for PS1 games because each game can use the same settings, good netplay and it's easy to record

 

[Aryan143]

I use VBA for GBA and No$Gba for NDS. I also sometimes use Project64 for N64 and Dolphin for GCM

 

[Treetwig]

For my computer I use VBA for gba games,Desmume for nds games,project 64 for n64
For my tablet I use gameboid for gba games,Nds4droid for nds games (Almost there it runs fast now),N64oid for n64,Gbcoid for gb/gbc,Nesoid for nes and SNesoid for snes
For my psp uo gpsp kai for gameboy advance,Masterboy for gb games

 

[pokefreake]

I like vba the best. I never really tried many different ones. Its just I play gba games mostly. If I had to choose one I'd pick mednafen because it supports a lot of games.

 

[Bumfluff1202]

For my tablet I use gameboid for gba games,Nds4droid for nds games

I have Samsung Galaxy Note which is my tablet as its such a huge phone, my question is, do you know how I can play HG on it with my friends regardless if they are on a DS system on an emu?

And I have My boy! For my GBA games, only emu so far I have, I am currently trying to get PSEXE whatever it is called to get GT2 working on my phone.

 

[80C]

For the 1st and 2nd generation games the best is BGB, an emulator of Supergameboy, it has lots of features.

 

[Aether★]

NES - Nestopia and FCEUX
SNES - SNES9X
N64 - Project64
GBA - VBA
NDS - NO$GBA for Platinum and Desmume for Mystery Dungeon series.

 

[Dreg]

Genesis - Gens, Kega Fusion
Master System - Dega
PS1 - psX, Epsxe
SNES - Snes9x, ZSNES
GBC/A - VBA
C64 - CCS64 V2, CCS64 V3

A lot of these have good debugging features, the others run and sound excellently.

 

[sab]

GBA - VBA-SDL-H, but normal VBA is fine for nonhacking purposes.
DS - DeSmuME
GC/Wii - Dolphin
PS1 - epsxe
NES - nestopia for comp, but I probably use NESDS more.
SNES - ZSNES

 

[Megan]

GB/GBC/GBA: VBA, mednafen (especially on Linux)
NES: mednafen
SNES: zsnes, mednafen
PS1: epsxe
DOS: ScummVM

 

[Xevatiz]

GBA - VBA
PS1 - ePSXe
NES - Nestopia
NDS - DeSmuME

 

[Jade Lee]

I am not a game addict but I "MeBoy" is a good one that is easy to remember.

 

[cazza]

If VBA can be used then I'll use that, but if not then No$gba is my 2nd choice.

 

[Archenoth]

Mednafen for pretty much everything. It plays GB, GBC, GBA, NES, SNES, PSX, and a bunch of other platforms. It runs on Mac, Linux, and Windows. It has a lot of special functionality built into it for most systems.

Overall, it's an awesome emulator.