QUOTE(ressurectionx @ Feb 27 2010, 06:11 AM)

Yes. Click the banner on my thread and you can have the old version of my Xtras which include videos, boxart, cartart, titles, action shots, manuals, rumble packs, and other stuff for your emus.
Thanks a lot, this is exactly what I was looking for, doesn't matter if they might be outdated, for now it is ok when all games in my favorite list have a video preview (IMG:
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QUOTE(ressurectionx @ Feb 27 2010, 06:11 AM)

Second question....
Good luck to ya. I don't know nothing about no such things. (IMG:
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Thanks, I hope I will be lucky and just missed the option (IMG:
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What I am looking for is a way to make sure you run the NES games in NestopiaX in the correct resolution so that you really have more real NES experience. I am not very happy with the default setting when I run it on my HD tv where they run stretched in full screen what looks not very good when you compare it to the correct resolution (for example square blocks in Castlevania or Mario become rectangles).
nes6502, is there a way to set the resolution NestopiaX uses to play the games, to the really correct value? In most emulators from XPort it shows you the resolution by numbers when resizing the screen and you could just check on Wikipedia what resolution a console used, do the math so it matches the resolution of your tv and you had the correct aspect ratio.
This function would be useful in NestopiaX too or maybe an option like "Keep Aspect Ratio", like for example here in Genesis Plus 360:
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I know you said that you will stop developing on the Xbox and there will be no more updates from you for this project, however I can see from all the work you put into it and the long readme that you really put a lot of efforts into the project to make the ultimate NES emulator and you also mention often that having a real NES experience was important to you when porting the emulator. But I think having the accurate resolution is essential for people who want an experience as "closest thing to a real NES anyone can get".
Don't get me wrong, I think this is an amazing project and I really appreciate it, but if it is not too much work, I think the functions I mentioned should be in there, they are just too important for a real experience you also seemed to care so much much about.
But I still hope I will be lucky and just missed the option (IMG:
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