02-22-2018, 02:43 AM
Hi there, I'm glad you're joining us to rip more retro game consoles this time around.
So for NES, the best emulator to use is FCEUX because it has layer removal functions, but the only downside is that it's hard to get Game Genie codes to work on there. NEStopia can support an unlimited amount of Game Genie codes for a game.
For the Game Boy consoles I recommend Visual Boy Advance, again it has some debugging features like layer removal tools and tile viewer.
The SNES and Genesis are not my forte unfortunately, ZSNES has layer removal tools but the background color won't be the same for every game (that means the sprites may collide with the background no matter what)
So for NES, the best emulator to use is FCEUX because it has layer removal functions, but the only downside is that it's hard to get Game Genie codes to work on there. NEStopia can support an unlimited amount of Game Genie codes for a game.
For the Game Boy consoles I recommend Visual Boy Advance, again it has some debugging features like layer removal tools and tile viewer.
The SNES and Genesis are not my forte unfortunately, ZSNES has layer removal tools but the background color won't be the same for every game (that means the sprites may collide with the background no matter what)