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True, the best way to tell without real hardware is to playback the input on bsnes [1] (in accurate emulation mode) and see what happens. [1] The name of bsnes
by mpyne 14y ago
True, the best way to tell without real hardware is to playback the input on bsnes [1] (in accurate emulation mode) and see what happens.
[1] The name of bsnes recently changed, but I forget to what.
- duskwuff 14y agoThere are techniques out there for running TAS input files against real hardware for most of the common platforms. Some of the TASes on tasvideos.org are specifically flagged as "console verified" [1], indicating that someone's confirmed that they don't depend on emulator quirks. [1]: http://tasvideos.org/ConsoleVerifiedMovies.html http://tasvideos.org/ConsoleVerifiedMovies.html
- aardvark179 14y agoThank you, that's just the sort of thing I was curious to look at.
- someone13 14y agobsnes is now distributed with / renamed to a project called "higan", which is a multi-system emulator. See: http://byuu.org/higan/ http://byuu.org/higan/