youthemandan

Will any emulator work on a axim???? If not can u link me to some that will work with em

Corazon

Any emulator that is for the ARM processor should work. Although it is fairly common from what I have read that SNES emulators don't work very well at this time. But NES and GB ones and others from that era do.

youthemandan

Got any links?

brian

www.pocketsnes.com

Budman

sorry it took so long. http://www.pocketgamer.org/games/emulators/

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Simon

I just installed PocketNES emulator and went on kazaa and got like 800 nes games. Looks like all the games should work tried out Zelda,MegaMan... only thing was the controls. Its a little hard with the buttons on the Axim. I bought the foldable keyboard and thought i could use the but no luck. Does anyone know if they make like game controls for PPCs?

Raynne413

When I first got my Casio EM-500 a little over two years ago, someone was talking about making a controller that could plug into the bottom of the PPC, they just needed to do the drivers, but I do not think anything ever came from it. You might want to try to do a search on either http://www.brighthand.com or http://www.pocketpcpassion.com. I think there was a discussion on one of those about it.

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elhumano

I downloaded morphgear, which seems great because it integrates many emulators into one. However, if you want to use the whole software package, it can be expensive as the author charges per module (each registration activating one emulation mode).

Does anyone know of anything comparable?

Budman

just use the free one's lol. I like Pocketnes, and pocket snes they work great, and of course they're are others out there.

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elhumano

Ok, that's a good answer.

Any suggestions for gameboy? I am aching for some Zelda action.

elhumano

desiv

For NES and Gameboy, YAMEce works pretty well....
I couldn't get SMB1 (NES) to work, but Zelda (NES) is great, and ZeldaDX(GB) is great too...

Well, the audio has a slight delay, but you won't notice it unless someone tells you, and then.. oooopppss..

;)

It also supports SNES and TG16, but I haven't tried. I heard SNES was SLOW tho....

elhumano

Thanks for the good reply. I tried to download Yame and was directed to a site that doesn't exist with JApanese machine translation. You got a site you can link too?

desiv

I don't remember if this is where I got it from, but the link appears valid, and it's the ARM version...


http://www.angelfire.com/games4/techmage.c...m/YameCEARM.zip

The emulator will come up in Japanese... Just gor to the second menu option, then first choice and select ENGLISH!! :-)

Just playing Donkey Kong!!! (Hey! The NES version only has 3 levels!!! :-)

With the DPad fix, I haven't had any problems and Pacman is a breeze to control!!!

Desi

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Originally posted by desiv@Dec 31 2002, 03:51 PM With the DPad fix, I haven't had any problems and Pacman is a breeze to control!!!

DPad fix?!? Where did you get a DPad fix?

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