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Which many emulators of video games do you have?

Enpatsu Shakugan

Enpatsu Shakugan

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    Catnip~ said:
    There's one very very early in development. I think it can currently run a few indie games at like, 2 fps? It's a long way off but it'll happen
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    To me though, emulating the Switch kinda negates the whole point of it. Without its abilities, it's essentially just a last gen console.

    How would its motion controls translate too, even mild ones that involve one joycon having to be twisted a bit?
     
    Desert Stream~

    Desert Stream~

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    Enpatsu Shakugan said:
    To me though, emulating the Switch kinda negates the whole point of it. Without its abilities, it's essentially just a last gen console.

    How would its motion controls translate too, even mild ones that involve one joycon having to be twisted a bit?
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    Not quite sure, but dolphin emulates wii quite well and that had motion controls too. There's probably even a way to hook joycons up to a pc, but I wouldn't know
     
    Venia Silente

    Venia Silente

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    • Enpatsu Shakugan said:
    How would its motion controls translate too, even mild ones that involve one joycon having to be twisted a bit?
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    Given that such emulators are built for eg.: PC and one can attach any HID-compatible controller via USB on most modern systems not to mention write HID controllers / mappers on our own, it's probable the motion controls could involve either the mouse or setting up a joystick or gamepad that already has accelerometers built in that the computer can read, for example using a 3DS as a PC gamepad via the ctroller homebrew.
     
    Green Jerry

    Green Jerry

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    • PC (Windows):
    NES: FCEUX
    SNES: Snes9x
    GBA: VisualBoyAdvance-M
    GB/GBC: bgb
    Genesis, Game Gear, Master System, Sega CD: Kega Fusion
    NDS: DeSmuME
    N64: Project64
    Atari 2600: Stella

    Android:
    Atari 2600: 2600.emu
    NES: NES.emu
    SNES: Snes9x EX+
    GB/GBC: GBC.emu and My OldBoy!
    GBA: GBA.emu and My Boy!
    NDS: DraStic
    Genesis,, Master System, Sega CD: MD.emu
    Game Gear: Gearoid
     
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