maybe, but i'd rather see a psp emulator tbh.  is it me, or are many of the roms on romhustle.net not working? only i click download on a fair few and i get the folder, but no files.  odd.

maybe it was just the games i searched for then not working.  ah well, they're on other sites, so no biggy.

Hmm, this looks rather epic.

I've been using Fusion for Genesis and ZSNESW for Snes. Fusion is pretty light-weight and accessible. ZSNESW isn't quite so accessible, but I've got it so I can open roms from windows explorer without problem, so it's no big problem.
PS1 emulation has always been complicated enough that I've never been able to figure it out. Maybe this will finally solve that.

I'm still interested in figuring out a way to enhance the accessibility of roms. I'd like to ask about sprite layering and that stuff at a forum dedicated to emulators and sprites... not sure how to begin, though.
Of course, detecting sprites will only get us so far, but it'd be a step forward if it works. Scripting for individual games seems rather tedious; something a little more universal would be awesome.

Oh, and on the menus. I think for some games (I don't think this is a universal thing), the text of the menus is coded into the game somewhere. I imagine it should be possible to develop a program that can track down that text and feed it to a screen reader, though there would be bound to be games that wouldn't work with such a system. Still, something to think about.

Thanks for the epic compilation, DRG!

hi.  so project 64 doesn't work for me.  and by that i mean it won't open.  it says something about it cant run from a directory with spaces in it.  any suggestions?  for i cant install it and when i try and remove the spaces nothing happens

well if we find people willing to try, it'd be interesting at least.  oh and i found a way around my problem, go into one of the folders in the project 64 folder, and you should be able to open it up without a problem.  just don't open the portable version.  however with fighting games, i am having huge dificulty with the n64 controls, not least because i don't know which is which, and i don't know if there are training modes

that's what i was thinking.  there are so many games we'd be able to play if we could only read the menus! that goes for pc games as well! 

I've had slightly more luck with a new approach, but I've almost completely given up on the games that have animated backgrounds during the menus.  I don't want to sound like I'm close to producing a universal rom menu reader, because I'm not lol.  I am just testing different methods that could serve as a proof-of-concept.  If I come up with a method that seems to work, only then would the actual menu reading project begin.  I just wanted to make sure I wasn't giving anyone false hope about what I'm doing.

hi all! ok, new version of the emulator is uploaded
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1695866/Emulato … n%20v05.7z
added a changelog as well, will update it when new things are added
@DD yes, i did get the kawaks message, can you please include your player config
in a different file? cause i have 4 gb of kawaks roms, i think i have the entire collection,
lol, so it's hard for me to dl it just to get 1 file.
the cheats for all the games are already included in the cheats folder since version 0.1.
hope you all like the update.

hi.
how open the games? i can't open, because is the extension snk.
thanks.

awesome.  and i found a way to open project 64, i went in to the app folder, then pr64 or something like that, it was in there. but it was a slightly long process

ok so i had a look, i don't think there are ps2 emulators that allow for playing games yet.  i could be wrong though.