I Bought the NES and SNES Full Emulators yesterday and WOW

[mxrider821]

both of the emulators play so smooth! every single game ive tried so far works fine



EVERYONE should check those apps out in the market ASAP

 

[michaelkahl]

You have to supply your own rom images for these to work correct? Any info on how this works?

 

[iamloco724]

^ ditto

 

[Droid Ninja]

After you have the emulators installed, where do we put the rom files? Gotta download a file manager and create a file on the SD card and drop them all in it? File name matter?

 

[mxrider821]

You have to supply your own rom images for these to work correct? Any info on how this works?

yes you do, but roms are not that hard to find on google, just search and you'll find em


make a folder on your SD card, name it w.e you want and drag ALL the roms in there and they should pop up in the Emulator programs

 

[DoAndroidsDream]

And leave them zipped.

 

[quixand]

couldn't agree more here.

Best paid app on the entire app store.

 

[antwon412]

is that much better then the free lite version i downloaded?

i have snesoid lite

havent had a chance to set it up yet since im at work

 

[mxrider821]

And leave them zipped.

NO unzip them and take the file that ends with

.nes for the nintendo games and .smc for the super Nintendo games



put those files in w.e folders you want and BAM! the games are on your droid

 

[scheng12]

is that much better then the free lite version i downloaded?

i have snesoid lite

havent had a chance to set it up yet since im at work

I think the lite versions are missing the save functions

 

[Droidood]

is that much better then the free lite version i downloaded?

You can't save your progress in the free version.

NO unzip them and take the file that ends with

.nes for the nintendo games and .smc for the super Nintendo games

put those files in w.e folders you want and BAM! the games are on your droid

No need to unzip them.

I'd recommend making separate folders for the different systems. I use different folders for SNES, NES and Genesis.

 

[mxrider821]

same here i do the same thing

 

[jeepguy_1980]

You can't save your progress in the free version.
No need to unzip them.

That just makes it more authentic.

 

[iamloco724]

can someone post a link to where they get there roms thanks

 

[eagle17]

can someone post a link to where they get there roms thanks

www.google.com

 

[iamloco724]

yes i know how to search but i was looking for suggestions for the more experienced with getting roms in terms of collections and safety

 

[Droidood]

yes i know how to search but i was looking for suggestions for the more experienced with getting roms in terms of collections and safety

I've had good luck with ROMnation.net and TheOldComputer.com

Watch out for 7zip files though, they won't work.

 

[Wakey]

Let me google that for you

 

[enemkay]

what button layout do you use on the droid?

 

[Droidood]

what button layout do you use on the droid?

D-Pad and wherever your other thumb falls... which will depend on the size of your hands.

Personally I use Y, U, H, J, B, N for any other keybinds that are needed.

 

[tolas]

Too bad the D-Pad doesn't have diagonal directions. That's a killer for some games.

 

[raventhegreat2000]

doperoms dot come works the best i was having a hard time trying to figure out how the who emulators work too. all you do is plug your droid in select mount and download the game you want save it in a new folder on you sd card the removable f drive and save its easy and simple man i had a storm and it doesnt even come close to the droid i am never switching to any other device but an android this is freakin fantastic sorry i got alittle excited im cool now

 

[enemkay]

D-Pad and wherever your other thumb falls... which will depend on the size of your hands.

Personally I use Y, U, H, J, B, N for any other keybinds that are needed.

uh oh, no fireballs in street fighter.

 

[DoAndroidsDream]

NO unzip them and take the file that ends with

.nes for the nintendo games and .smc for the super Nintendo games



put those files in w.e folders you want and BAM! the games are on your droid

You can go ahead and unzip them if you want to but then they take up 4x more room than necassary. I made folders named NES, SNES, Genesis etc as well. I'm really curious about the c64 and Apple ][ emulators.

 

[mxrider821]

did anyone find out some good button lay outs for both NES and SNES???

my thunbs are big so whats the best buttons to use?