> Wrong. I didn't just say "because they are better." I gave overwhelming testimony.
> Let me repost all the overwhelming reasons:
You've quoted the exact same paragraph three times. I still don't understand. Let me see if it makes more sense if I break it down...
> All the emulators I mentioned are more compatible than MESS. Which means they are
> able to play/emulate alot more games for their given system than MESS.
So far, all you've said is "they're more compatible." So for example, what games can the others play that MESS can't?
> Almost all the emulators I mentioned are more accurate.
In what way are they more accurate? At least two of the emulators you mentioned are closed-source, so the only way to measure accuracy would be side-by-side tests compared to a real system.
> All the emulators I mentioned have alot more features, options, and eye candy than
> MESS. I'm not going to name all of them (such as video filters, rewind support for
> Nestopia) as they are way too many to name. But I know your knowledgeable enough in
> the matter to know what I'm talking about.
I'm not knowledgeable enough; that's why I asked in the first place. But like I said earlier, I'm not interested in the eye candy anyway, so we can just skip this one.
> All the emulators I mentioned have fewer bugs and glitches in the games that they
> emulate than MESS.
Bug reports? Real world examples? Where is it documented that these emulators have fewer bugs and glitches. What games are affected. Have these glitches proven to not exist in real hardware?
> All the emulators I mentioned are able to play more homebrews and pirates than MESS.
We can skip this one, too.
> All the emulators I mentioned are better equipped and easier to do TAS video stuff
> such as recording gamplay videos, etc.
Skip again.
> Almost all the emulators I mentioned are better and easier to hack cheat codes
Don't need to cheat, so skip again.
> I'll ask you this question again that you failed to answer. I'll turn the question
> around and ask you to please tell me what MESS is better at than those systems? I'd
> really like to know (honestly). And before you name something (if you are even able
> to), compare it to what I listed and you'll see how minor it is.
And again, not once have I yet said that MESS is better than the other emulators. I am holding judgement until I have all of the facts. I'm failing to answer it, because I don't have the answer; that's why I'm asking the questions.
All I'm asking is: how are they more compatible, how are they more accurate, and how fewer bugs do they have.
That's been my original question from the beginning. Seriously, I don't understand why you're getting upset over a simple question. If you don't know, then just say you don't know, and I'll look elsewhere later when time permits.
I just figured that since you posted here that you knew all the answers, that you would be willing to share them.
RELAX and just have fun. Remember, it's all about the games.
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