Spreading some love about yet another awesome port of Mega Man to the SNES, go get it while it's hot of the oven. I finished the game in RX, it runs very sweet.
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Just in case, also out there, since 2021:Oh sh!t; something I wasn't asking for, but didn't realize I needed.
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That was one done years ago. You could also wait a bit as he's going to do a Rev C of IV, though you can Google a mirror, it's still out there."No preview available. File is in owner's trash"
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Ah yeah, thanks for the heads up, but I rather wait for his 'magnum opus'
Updated versions of Mega Man II SNES and Mega Man IV SNES now available:
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I just saw that you included 576p mode in Snes9x RX, here I am attaching the fix (this is my mistake after all). Tell me if it's fixed
By the way, if you are interested I updated the Scale2x filter (EPX A now), and I added EPX B (Smooth) and Dot Matrix:
Dot Matrix ( looks great on an LCD TV)
And here is the difference between EPX A and B, the B is magnificent and it is not greedy in resources:
EPX A (basically it's scale2x ^^)
EPX B
I attach the files:
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By the way, if you are interested I updated the Scale2x filter (EPX A now), and I added EPX B (Smooth) and Dot Matrix:
Dot Matrix ( looks great on an LCD TV)
And here is the difference between EPX A and B, the B is magnificent and it is not greedy in resources:
EPX A (basically it's scale2x ^^)
EPX B
I attach the files:
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Ah! Magnificent. I'll add, test builds and commit these in some hours, probably prepare a release. Those filters look nice, a different touch for gamers. I'll go sleep now. Thanks for the files!I just saw that you included 576p mode in Snes9x RX, here I am attaching the fix (this is my mistake after all). Tell me if it's fixed
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By the way, if you are interested I updated the Scale2x filter (EPX A now), and I added EPX B (Smooth) and Dot Matrix:
Dot Matrix ( looks great on an LCD TV)
And here is the difference between EPX A and B, the B is magnificent and it is not greedy in resources:
EPX A (basically it's scale2x ^^)
EPX B
I attach the files:
Last edited by niuus,
No problem, also following the latest Bladener update I had to update the option to disable BS-X BIOS.
If ever:
If ever:
That dot matrix looks cool as we don't have RetroArch shaders on Wii. I'll definitely check that out in the next release!
So I finally got around to running both Mega Man II & IV on my softmodded Wii and they both run like a dream... However, I forgot how hard they were till I got my azz handed to me after playing both games
♂
Just found out that Scale2x, though identical in results to EPX, was developed years apart without knowing the existence of the first one. According to this page, both work with transparency and does a good job of retaining sharpness by only using colors from the original palette. The drawbacks are that it rounds all 90 degree corners, rounds the sharp points of triangles, is inconsistent on both 1:1 and 2:1 slope edges, creates disconnected line intersections, and doesn't work well at the tips of arrows. Then I found out about MMPX, which maintains the good properties of EPX and also maintains square corners, handles 2:1 and 1:2 as well as 1:1 slopes, and has special handling of sprite silhouettes against transparency. It "reconstructs curves, diagonal lines, and sharp corners while preserving the palette, transparency, and single-pixel features. For general pixel art, it can often preserve more aspects of the original art style than previous magnification filters such as nearest-neighbor, bilinear, HQX, XBR, and EPX".I just saw that you included 576p mode in Snes9x RX, here I am attaching the fix (this is my mistake after all). Tell me if it's fixed
Post automatically merged:
By the way, if you are interested I updated the Scale2x filter (EPX A now), and I added EPX B (Smooth) and Dot Matrix:
Dot Matrix ( looks great on an LCD TV)
And here is the difference between EPX A and B, the B is magnificent and it is not greedy in resources:
EPX A (basically it's scale2x ^^)
EPX B
I attach the files:
The world of pixel filters is quite interesting.
Can someone tell me how to make my Wii u pro controller as player one so I can play with it the emulator it lets me move around the UI but no play game plz help
I'm on the Wii btw
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I'm on the Wii btw
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I'll assume that your controller is always on slot 2 the moment you turn it on (which happens every now and then) and that's why you can't control player 1.
The solution is simple: re-sync it. And of course make sure that other controllers are turned off when you want to use the WUPC first. They'll occupy the slots sequentially. Plugged GameCube controllers don't affect the slots, as they are fixed, so don't mind them. An obvious tip in case the Wiimote was mistakenly activated, is to take the batteries off before turning on the WUPC.
Hello everyone, very sorry to ask, but I haven't found the answer to my question by doing a research.
Does any of you own and have tested the official Super Famicom Controller for the Wii with Snes9x Rx?
I'm very tempted for the sake of nostalgia, but if it is only compatible with virtual console (and considering I play my Snes games with this wonderful emulator), I don't wanna spend money for nothing?
Thank you in advance to anyone who can provide the answer.
Yours truly.
Does any of you own and have tested the official Super Famicom Controller for the Wii with Snes9x Rx?
I'm very tempted for the sake of nostalgia, but if it is only compatible with virtual console (and considering I play my Snes games with this wonderful emulator), I don't wanna spend money for nothing?
Thank you in advance to anyone who can provide the answer.
Yours truly.
Yeah and usually any game that supports the Classic controller can also use it. I think you can use it in Nintendont too?
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