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I’ve encountered a bug and I have a feature request. The bug is that whenever I try to exit the emulator in full screen with a rom loaded I get a “Mesen (beta) is not responding” error. As for my request, I would like to be able to select the screen resolution will in full screen mode. Right now if ...

I download the cheat files from http://gamehacking.org The site lets you download the cheats in several different formats. I was using PuNES which used .CHT files and was hoping to import them all although having to redownload them in a different format wouldn't be too much of a pain. The latest ve...

I managed to compile 64-bit builds including an accuracy build with the xBRZ filter, again from CarterLi's source. As before recommend using OpenGL for frame rate issues on other APIs. There are a couple of bugs in in snesfilter.dll but they're minor on the compatibility profile. https://github.com...

The cheats are stored in the settings.xml file along with everything else. Mesen doesn't support any cheat file format (yet), I'm aware of the .CHT files FCEUX uses, and I think Nestopia has its own XML format for cheats as well? Is the cheat pack you're hoping to import in either of these formats,...

I'm in portable mode now. I don't see where Mesen is storing it's cheat files such as Game Genie and Pro Action Replay. Do does anyone know where those are saved to and what formats Mesen accepts. I have a few cheats packs I would like to import if possible.

By default, Mesen will keep all of its data in a "Mesen" subfolder in your "Documents" folder. You can turn on "portable" mode by appending _P to the .exe's name. i.e: Mesen_P.exe This will make Mesen save all of its data in a "Mesen" folder in the same folder as the .exe itself (which should make ...

Does anyone know where Mesen sets up its directories for save game battery data and configuration files? Does any know if these directories are customizable? I'd like to set it up so the emulator and all it's save data are portable and I can just keep it all in one directory. This way I can throw ev...

qwertymodo wrote:I don't have a 64-bit build environment up and running, but here's the latest git commit built for x86 https://drive.google.com/uc?export=down ... lpLakhJQ1k

Thanks, hopefully someone can put up the x64 build in the future.

Does anyone know where to get a Windows, 64-bit accuracy build of the latest BSNES Classic?

Revenant wrote:I assume compatibility, since that's the default profile when building.

Thanks for the reply. I'll hold out for a x64 classic accuracy build.

Emu-CR posted new builds of BSNES Plus and Classic. It doesn't say if it is Accuracy or compatibility.

http://www.emucr.com/2016/05/bsnes-plus ... 60502.html

http://www.emucr.com/2016/05/bsnes-clas ... 60502.html

Thanks for the update. Do you see any reason to use D3D9 over OpenGL or vice versa.

Is it possible to add a "allow more than 8 sprites per scanline" option to puNES?

Yah for 64-bit for accuracy!!

Does anyone know if BSNES-Classic has a 64-bit for accuracy build now as well?

Yah! That did it. Now if there was a Fast Foward hold command that could be mapped to the gamepad instead of just a Fast Forward toggle command all my gamepad issues would be gone. Is there anyway to hide that text screen that pops up when I open the emulator or do I need to wait for a finish build ...