> > I'm not stupid I realise P64 is not an accurate emulation of the original hardware.
> > However, its simple to set up and doesn't require enormous amounts of computing
> power
> > either so it has its advantages if you don't have a fast PC and loads of time to
> > spend playing around with settings etc. Choice does not always reflect attitude.
>
> Hey, Project64 is the one with the stupid pages of settings where you have to choose
> a plugin that can deal with your game, then configure it properly before it'll do the
> right thing. MESS either runs or it doesn't, and has roughly the same options as
> MAME.
That's as should be (MESS/MAME) and a big reason to just stay away from all those other console emulators with fiddly bits to them. When you stick a cartridge or disc in your old console, you don't typically have to pop the back (bottom) off it and swap chips until it works with that game; everything is either already there or on the cart/disc. As in real life, so too should be the emulation.
Then again, I don't even have MAME on this system... I haven't had unoccupied free time to want it in.
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