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Sorry for asking basic questions, but how could I play it in todays hardware? Is there an emulator for Linux that could play it?
by krzyk 5y ago
Sorry for asking basic questions, but how could I play it in todays hardware?
Is there an emulator for Linux that could play it?
- aquova 5y agoIf you're on Linux you will need three things - a copy of the FFVI ROM file (it's left up to the reader to find a copy); a patching program that supports IPS patches, which almost all general web or desktop patchers will; and a SNES emulator. There are several for Linux, but I personally recommend bsnes. It is a very accurate emulator with some nice features, such as displaying Mode7 graphics in higher fidelity (which this game utilizes).
- 3np 5y agoI can second bsnes. At least for me, snes9x has annoying audio stutters I couldn’t seem to get away from. bsnes also has (IMO) nicer looking upscaling ootb.