I AM however having major skin/XBMC freeze issues due to rom list size so.not sure if that's the PC, my setup, or XBMC. (all seperate, but still.the Atari/Genesis one is for 2 controllers, SNES for 2 controllers, PSX and NES for one controller). Adapters are also readily available - I got ones for Genesis, Atari, NES, SNES, PSX for ~$35 shipped.
#Emulators for xbox 360 jtag freezing full#
The 'classics' all work fine (computer power wise) and Project64 seemed to run full speed/fine as well. It's working well, is easier to navigate if art is missing, and overall the emu options are better. I'm now trying to integrate something similar into my HTPC (a nettop, Foxconn nt330i) using Rom Collection Browser in XBMC. I got this working decently enough that I'm going to get some family members opinions on it when they come over this weekend. There is NOTHING available currently to get Atari/Genesis controllers onto the system, however, that doesn't cost >$50US. Controller wise, you can readily get an adapter for NES and SNES, maybe N64. Anything above those (DC, PS2) isn't going to happen at all. Also, PSX and N64 emulation is fairly crappy on the Wii. WiiFlow is good, but the UI leaves something to be desired when you're missing art or have huge numbers of games. The options are basically use the emu's front end itself or use WiiFlow. Originally, I setup my Wii for this purpose (it's modded). Interesting - I'm actually working on something like this now since my cab is done and I'm nuts. Expect to get top-of-the-line if you want to play any wii/ps2 games though.
#Emulators for xbox 360 jtag freezing Pc#
If all you want to play is psx era games and older you can get away with a pc with really low specs. So it'll work on pc games automatically, which is a nice bonus. It is the official pc controller at this point, superseding Microsoft's old sidewinder line and even having it's own interface protocol for programmers.
I prefer wired because you can pick them up cheaply and they don't accidentally start up my 360 in the other room. Emulators just aren't there on the consoles mostly due to interface (front end) and controller issues (although on the Wii it's damn close, for the record).Ī classic xbox and coinops is certainly one option, but no hdmi out (just component) and a "you'll play these games and like it" mentality makes it horrible for customization.Īlso there will be that one game that needs an oddball controller to play it well (n64 games come to mind) and while on the pc you can buy an adaptor and play it properly, on a game console you can't.Ī 360 controller is a really good generic controller for the pc.
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