An emulator, when referred to as having to do with Video Games, is a computer program designed to emulate or simulate a specific gaming console/handheld. The games are uploaded to a computer as a ROM, which stands for Ready-Only Memory. A SNES Rom can be recognized and run by a SNES emulator. They also allow you to use the keyboard, or a joystick, and custoimize the controls to something you're comfortable with. Emulators up to the N64 should run fairly well on most computers. Most emulators also have built in cheat engines with GameShark/action-replay/gamegenie etc. support.
An emulator program allows you to play old games from back in the day.
example: Mario from super Nintendo or Donkey Kong from the game boy colour or sonic from the sega Genesis
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It meets the minimum levels for PCSx2 emulator There are other requirements for the emulator and found under related link
Super Pasofami is considered to be the first snes9x emulator released to the public. That emulator was released in 1996. Although it was released at a late date, it was a huge success.
I guess you wanted to ask: why don't DOS-programs (like TurboC and programs generated by TurboC) run on Windows 7? Answer: it is by design; unlike older versions, Windows 7 doesn't have a built-in DOS-emulator. Download and use DosBox.
There are no PS3 emulators and the bios file for the PS3 would not work in a PS2 emulator
Emulation software is created to be free and public domain. You should never have to purchase any emulator program. It is in fact illegal to sell emulator programs for proft.
emulator is an application that allows you to run other programs or games on other platform for example you can run snes game on PC or you can run commodore 64 programs on xbox 360 so wii emulator is allows you to play wii games on another platform there's only one wii emulator, it is dolphin, an it's on PC
No - the emulator should run without additional software. For example - last year, I was using a Sinclair Spectrum emulator in order to write a couple of programs to run on the Spectrum computers. All I needed to do was download the emulator - and run it as and when required from my desktop.
According to the reliable website, The Emulator Zone, there are three top programs to choose from that score the highest at 8.5 out of 10. Jnes Nestopia FCEUX
when a game designer programs a game he creates a emulator that reads the game. So the Wii has a emulator for both the GameCube and its self.
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According to the reliable website, The Emulator Zone, there are two top programs to choose from that score the highest. ZSNES with a score of 9 out of 10 SNES9x with a core of 8.5 out of 10
No you can not convert a game for PC or many more PC games would be available. What you do is convert your PC to play the Playstation games with an emulator program. Emulator programs never work as good as the original devices, but the PS1 has many to choose from and they are both available as freeware or sold depending on the emulator program.
You must download an emulator program like the PCSX2 and get a PS2 Bios from a PS2 and then learn to set up and run the emulator program for the different set ups needed to play PS2 game titles. Hint emulator programs are not easy to set up and run and will never play games like a ps2
No, emulators are always only installed in jailbroken iPads, as they require ROMs and programs which are pirated.
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There is no emulator for the Xbox.