Recent changes to feature-requests

Command line options?

Anonymous — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 01:32:16 -0000

Are there any command line options for rom loading, full screen etc.available? I want to use this in a cabinet using a frontend if possible. I could not find anything usefull in the readme.txt Just mentionings of command line options.

Support for headerless FDS ROMs

Anonymous — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 05:51:19 -0000

Would support for headerless FDS ROMs be a feasible
addition to Nintendulator?

Further Debugging Features

Anonymous — Mon, 23 Jan 2006 15:50:27 -0000

I realize that some of these have been requested
before, but you really need some additional debugging
tools such as:

1. Breakpoints
2. Single-Stepping through the code
3. Memory Viewer while running

I appreciate that you are trying to make the most
accurate emulator available, but as someone who is
trying to write code for the NES, it doesn't do me a
lot of good if I can't debug my code with it. I
personally wouldn't care if the emulator ran slowly
with the debugger enabled, as long as I could step
through the code. Can you please re-examine this and
respond? Also, the work you have done so far is
excellent. Please keep it up!

Thanks,
Paul
shackman.nospam@alpinecom.net

midi output

Anonymous — Thu, 05 Aug 2004 02:45:51 -0000

allow sound to be output to midi channels; was done
waaaaaaaaay back with pasofami and could
help "enhance" sound when using quality soundfonts.

More Debugger features

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Jun 2003 14:02:51 -0000

I don't know how difficult this is to implement, but what I
would like to see most is a more fleshed out debugger
and a Cheat Console, a la Nesten. Nesten was the only
emulator I found to offer such features. Unfortunately,
Nesten's debugger suffered from some serious
buginess, not to mention a couple of the features didn't
work correctly. Here, specifically, would be some nice
debugger features:

1. Cheat Console, a la Nesten.
2. Ability to modify registers while program is stopped.
3. Ability to set breakpoints and watchpoints
(breakpoints that break when a specific memory location
is accessed). Currently the only way I can find to set
breakpoints is to click in the code window, which means
the code must already be near the desired breakpoint.
4. Step Into (works the same as single step).
5. Step Over (would work the same as Step Into, except
on a JSR, execution would complete through the next
RTS, including all embedded JSRs and their RTSs).
6. Step Out (execution would complete through the next
RTS. Any JSRs along the way to the RTS would be
completely executed as well).

Displaying the Name Tables is a nice touch. I really like
that.

To reach me personally, send reply to
Corporal_Clegg79@nospam.yahoo.com.

Some features to add

Anonymous — Sun, 12 Jan 2003 23:52:49 -0000

1.Filtering (mostly scale2x and my second fav is
supereagle.
2.If you do add fullscreen mode add high rez support.
3.Like rocknesX let it use 3d features.
4.Online support (hopefully have it setup like zbattle)
5.Have it have multiple display modes

P.S I just got a new computer so now I can play your
emulator which is the best. My 2nd best emulator is
NnnesterJ because of all it's features and able to
custimize it so much. So I recommend looking at that
emulator to get some ideas.

3 suggestions

Anonymous — Sat, 22 Jun 2002 01:11:26 -0000

Well I finally found a emulator to run high speed and mad max
right....... Nintendulator

I have only 3 suggestion
1. Full screen
2.every time open the program to load a rom I have to search
again for the folder where the games are > I mean an option like
choose a rom directory
3.The graphics are not as sharp as the other emulators...I tried
pal and NTSC but it wont become sharp

Keep up the good work

Zip Support

Anonymous — Fri, 21 Jun 2002 13:51:46 -0000

The addition of zip support would be very welcome indeed.

Full Screen Mode and Layers

Anonymous — Thu, 20 Jun 2002 07:11:34 -0000

I was just writing to suggest a Full-Screen mode. And
also, mapping the background and sprite layers to the
numbers above the QWERTY section of the keyboard
would really help getting specific screenshots. Kinda
like ZSnes has.

Just a few suggestions.
Thanks,

Thomas Knight