Nestopia Emulator Enhancer Serial Podcast

Emulator Enhancer is a shareware module which adds a range of additional features and options to all the emulators available on this site. Please note that use of this module is optional, and once installed you can try for as long as you like before purchase. Features.

Support for network play (certain emulators only). Support for USB joysticks and gamepads. Support for full screen mode. Support for audio effects.

Support for opening recent games quickly. Much much more.What's new in Emulator Enhancer. Couldn't agree more with the other reply - Emulators are rarely updated, so there is no need for automatic updatesBesides, I hate when people complain about lack of support for free software. Why should he pay for dead traffic when you get his software for free?The fact alone that you rate stability, value, features and ease of use by one star each shows that you don't really care for the software nor the brilliant MacUpdate site for that matter, as you only see it fit for crying about a polite reply from a developer, who actually takes time to reply you without gaining any profit whatsoever.

As far as I'm concerned, you're nothing but a spoiled childGrow upDan. This is ridiculous, and the main reason i hate using an apple everyone is trying to sucker you out of $20 for the same thing you get for free on a pc. I'll be happy when apple goes to intel and promptly out of business. I think i'd rather have to deal with malware and viruses on a pc than have to pay $20 to play a game of solitaire (or use a joystick) in peace.pretty cute of this bannister guy to 'add' a bunch of 'features' to his ports with a single module and then charge for it.there must be some tight coding going on too, i can almost look at flash and emulate a 20 year old console at the same time. You don't have to pay $20 for a game of solitaire. Certainly, there's a lot of commercial and shareware versions out there, but there's also a lot of free ones. If you want everything free, look to Linux.His emulators are by no means crippled.

They work fine with the keyboard, and you could always look into a USB game controller that comes with its own driver with configuration possibilities for inputting keyboard keypress equivalents.I don't begrudge him the cost of these additional features. He works hard on updating a lot of emulators, and for what? A pat on the back? He charges nothing for most of them.

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I purchased Emulator Enhancer back when it was under $20, and I haven't looked back. It was worth it, and still is. Give credit where credit is due.