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How Inaccurate are Nintendo's Official Emulators? VIDEO
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How Inaccurate are Nintendo's Official Emulators?
100th Coin
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Systems programmingGame developmentRetro games and consolesRetro computingCPUs and computer architecture
An analysis of official Nintendo NES emulators using a custom test ROM written in 6502 assembly to measure emulation accuracy.
Through the power of writing 15000 lines of fully commented assembly, I have created a ROM containing 125 accuracy tests, which you can find here: github.com/100thCoin/AccuracyCoin Patreon: patreon.com/cw/100th_Coin Join my Discord server: discord.gg/SbhTn6nX35 My game, Fantastic Fist (On sale!): store.steampowered.com/app/2119470/Fantastic_Fist/ In this video I'll be running my tests on every official NES emulator I know of, documenting their shortcomings, and if discovered inaccuracies would affect speedruns performed on them, I'll highlighting specifically how.Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended for its deep dive into NES hardware quirks and the technical inaccuracies of official emulators.
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