PocketNester vs Morphgear

[Onikage]

I was just wondering which one did NES emulation better. By better I mean good FPS and good list of compatible games. Thanks.

[Raynne413]

Well, under debugging stats for MorphGear, I get 60/60 (59) most of the time, with sound on. And as of yet, I haven't found an NES game that hasn't worked, but I've been mainly looking at the RPGs.

[tchatt]

I don't want to go against the rules... I don't want a link or anything... just a yes or no.

Has anyone ever found a Guantlet NES Rom that works? I have tried forever to find one, and everyone I do I can't seem to get to work.

Just wondered as this is one of my many all time favorite games...

[Onikage]

I don't want to go against the rules either, but ummm I'll say ummm there is a working version.

Ok so it seems like Morphgear is fine for NES emulation. How is SNES emulation these days? Dare I ask.

[rbg08]

SNES games run great on the HP 2210 w/WM2003. I tried one out at the store and stuck in my SD card with PocketSNES and FF6. It ran the whole time at 30 fps, which seemed full-speed. This was without sound, however, as I don't know how to activate sound on PocketSNES.

[Raynne413]

With MorphGear, the speed is decent as long as you have sound turned off. Well, the speed is decent for RPGs like Final Fantasy. I haven't tried any games that actually reguire speed or a fast reaction time in order to play.

[jadavison]

I have been playing games like punch-out and paperboy on PocketNester. The frame rate is usually between 29-34 with the sound on. These are more of the action type games that require quick reflexes and the emulator responds very well with little or no delay.

Jason

[tchatt]

oK... well, now that I know that there is a working version of Gauntlet out there I will keep searching. Course if I could just plug my copy into my Ax (when I get it) then it wouldn't be an issue. Nintendo should re-release games on cf cards and release their own emulator...