FCEUX Vs Nestopia

[NesScotland]

Hi,

For a while now i have been using FCEUX for my emulation and thought it was great but today i tried Nestopia and realised straight away the graphics are a lot crisper.

Does anyone know if the crisper (and blockier ! ) graphics on nestopia are closer to the original or are they artificially improved to a standard beyond that of the original hardware?

I would check myself but dont have my nes to hand.

FCEUX -


Nestopia -


PS - I realise this has nothing to do with console hacking so sorry if its in the wrong section.

Eddie

[Kyo]

quite contrary. The first ones are digitally blurred to make the upscaling "prettier". IMO, it really just makes it uglier.

What I notice is the different colors, seems like the first ones are more accurate. Might be wrong, though

edit: actually, on a second inspection, I think the second ones are closer...

[NesScotland]

I suspected the second one is closer in colour with the paler blue etc.

And the more i look at it i think the blockiness of the mario in the second one is closer to the original.

When i get my nes back ill check for sure.

Eddie

[Kyo]

it's an emulator, it doesn't have an output, so there should be no blur. The NES doesn't have this kind of blue either, though. If anything, it has a different kind of distortion because of the RF switch

[Bibin]

FCEUX is a far superior emulator in terms of accuracy and speed; just go to the video options and disable filtering. Stop using maximize to go fullscreen; just press ALT+ENTER or F4 (I forget which it is)

[Killer_Rabbit]

Yeah, if you want perfect accuracy, I think FCEUX is considered to be one of the most accurate. But really, NES emulation is so mature that almost all of the major emulators can be pretty much 100% accurate.

I prefer Nestopia, because it has the Hq4x graphics filter. Try it. It's gorgeous. It's obviously not perfectly accurate, since it's an improvement over the original, but I prefer using graphics filters so that the games look good on a modern high-resolution monitor.

On a side note, if you wish to try PSX emulation, you must do this: http://forums.ngemu.com/psx-plugin-ques ... lugin.html

As an added bonus, EPSXE can run games from the original disks. Nice.

[IIIUUU]

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[XCVG]

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Umm... this thread is about NES emulation. I think you had an error in translation somewhere.

Umm…這條螺紋是關於NES仿效。 我認為您有一個錯誤在翻譯某處。

If you are just spamming, please stop.

如果您發送同樣的消息到多個新聞組，請停止。

[Kyo]

It's a bot. He posted that in another thread as well.