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IIRC it wasn't the first fast NES emulator (there was Paul Robson's NESA), but I think it was the first one to be fast and have decent compatibility/mapper supp
by 0xcde4c3db 10y ago
IIRC it wasn't the first fast NES emulator (there was Paul Robson's NESA), but I think it was the first one to be fast and have decent compatibility/mapper support. Having a halfway decent GUI and being freeware didn't hurt its adoption either (iNES DOS/Windows was shareware at the time).