Snes9x 1.39

Snes9X source code 'Snes9X custom' MacOS X port source code 1.40 Windows binaries. Linux x86 binaries. Solaris binaries Solaris x86 binaries AIX binaries (no sound) HPUX binaries (no sound) Snes9X source code Archive Snes9X 1.26 source code Snes9X 1.34a source code Snes9X 1.37c source code Snes9X 1.39 source code and binaries Snes9X 1.39a.

Snes9x 1.39
Snes9x Version 1.39 Download

Port of SNES9x 1.39 for libretro (was previously called PocketSNES). Heavily optimized for ARM. libretro/snes9x2002. Snes9X 1.37c source code Snes9X 1.39 source code and binaries Snes9X 1.39a source code. Downloads provided by Lysator Academic Computer Society. Indrani Perera Nonstop Mp3. Snes9x Video Game Emulation Wiki Fandom Snes9xTYL (mecm)/cm Mod is a port of Snes9x 1.39 to PSP. Inaccuracies everywhere, especially with sound, but it's the best thing available for PSP for SNES emulation. Use the mecm build where possible, unless you use the PSP emulator on Vita, in which case use the cm build.

Snes9X is a portable, freeware Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) emulator. It basically allows you to play most games designed for the SNES and Super Famicom Nintendo game systems on your PC or Workstation; they include some real gems that were only ever released in Japan. Snes9X is coded in C++, with three assembler CPU emulation cores on the i386 Linux, MS-DOS and Windows ports.

Tags	Emulators
Licenses	Freeware

Recent releases

Release Notes: 16-bit texture support for OpenGL modes in Windows and Linux was implemented. A hidden novelty OpenGL mode was added (clue: a keyboard shortcut activates it). Snes9X reverted back to FMod version 3.20 after reports that version 3.33 broke AD3 support. A better workaround has been implemented for the broken select system call in the Linux kernel. OpenGL performance should now be close to Glide performance, if not better. Glide support was (hopefully) fixed. The original color blending code was restored. Many more games are now supported.

No changes have been submitted for this release.

Release Notes: Disabling of the SPC700 noise feature simulation used by Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 3, and an optimisation to graphics rendering.

Release Notes: Added BS 24Mbit ROM memory map, for Derby Stallion 96 and Sound Novel-TCool, corrected unzip code not to loop forever if an encrypted zip file is loaded (an error is generated instead), changed relative SPC700 cycle length for Mortal Kombat 3 to fix sample repeat problems.

Release Notes: Corrected an SA-1 reset bug, fixed a wave clipping problem, fixed a bug in the sync-sound code, fixes the stutter in the Mortal Kombat series and improves the sound from several games, rewrote the code that handles the SPC700's 64 byte shadow RAM, added code to allow ROMs to change the sample being played the next time the channel loops or is keyedon, added a zero-frequency fix to the stereo sound mixing code, changed the code to set the end-of-sample flag just before the last block is played, sound sample start code now doesn't reset the channel's envelope volume level to zero before starting the sample and changed initialisation of sample-end-register to 0 rather than 255.

Recent comments

Hi Jerremy,

ok the subject may be out of date, but I tried to reach a developer from the snes9x team using every email on the page. All I got was the mail-delivery-shit. So here's what I wanted to tell:

Hi,

my name is Benjamin and I'm a student from Germany. Together with another student I developed a program, that makes it possible to use the iphone as a remote control for computer programs (http://swapblog.de). It's free available in the App Store. The computer program needs to implement the defined protocol. Your SNES emulator is a very nice thing and I think it would be great if we work together and make both technologies compatible. Imagine all the people who have an iPhone or iPod Touch and like to play SNES games on the Mac but don't want to buy an additional controller.

We have a server programmed with Objective-C and Cocoa for Mac OS X 10.5 which is used as a gateway between the iPhone and Flash apps. The code from the server could be easily integrated in your emulator. Multi-player support included! What do you think?

Ok, emus may be illegal, but our project is open, so we couldn't stop someone from using it anyway ;)

Best regards,
Benjamin

New versions

New versions seem to be only available from http://www.snes9x.com/news.asp (http://www.snes9x.com/news.asp).

BTW, to compile 1.41-1 you may have to remove -pedantic. Here it failed with GCC 3.3.1 for c4.cpp with 'error: ISO C++ forbids omitting the middle term of a ?: expression'.

Re: www.snes9x.com site is down! :(
Better yet, find it at rpmseek.com
There are several versions of it, I downloaded the 1.39 of suse 8 for my redhat 8 (rh version is older) and I run it with the snes9express frontend http://www.linuxgames.com/snes9express/ and works well.

Re: www.snes9x.com site is down! :(
Yoy can download the emulator looking for it at rpmfind.net

www.snes9x.com site is back online :)
Snes9x.COM (http://www.snes9x.com/) has been relocated to another host... So its back again :)

Current source version (.zip) is 1.19a. ( http://www.snes9x.com/zips/s9x119asrc.zip)
Current binary libc6 version (.tar.gz) is 1.19 ( http://www.snes9x.com/zips/s9x.linuxc6.119.i386.tar.gz)
Current binary libc5 version (.tar.gz) is 1.18d ( http://www.snes9x.com/zips/s9x.linuxc5.118d.i386.tar.gz)

Snes9x
Developer(s)	Gary Henderson Jerremy Koot
Latest version	1.60
Active	Yes
Platform(s)	Multi-platform
Emulates	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Accuracy	Highly-Accurate
Website	Snes9x.com
Programmed in	C++,C
License	Source-available, Non-commercial
Source code	GitHub

Snes9x is a Super Famicom (SNES) emulator written in C++. It is also available as a libretro core for RetroArch.

5Netplay

Download[edit]

Bearoso's Official Releases

Nightly builds
Compiled by emucr

Snes9k 0.09z
Backup from archive.org

SNES9x GX
Includes cheat files

SNES9x TYL 180404

Derivative versions[edit]

Snes9x Next is an optimized version of Snes9x 1.52 with speed hacks and is available as a libretro core for RetroArch. It has an option to overclock the SuperFX chip, making games like Star Fox run at a higher FPS.
Snes9x for 3DS is based of 1.43, and can run non-enhancement chip games at full speed on Old 3DS models.
Snes9xTYL(mecm)/cm Mod is a port of Snes9x 1.39 to PSP. Inaccuracies everywhere, especially with sound, but it's the best thing available for PSP for SNES emulation. Use the mecm build where possible, unless you use the PSP emulator on Vita, in which case use the cm build.
ZMZ (GitHub and download page) is a version of Snes9x that uses ZNES' GUI with a Snes9x libretro back end.

Review[edit]

It is a very good Super Nintendo emulator, far superior to ZSNES. It has very high compatibility and is easy to use. It is not as accurate as higan but is good for systems that can't run higan at full speed. With that said, as of 2020 you're probably better off with Mesen S on PC because of the higher accuracy, manual PAL/NTSC switching option and easily accessible auto save states, unless you're using very old translation patches (Such as the DeJap Tales of Phantasia translation which only displays tileset vomit on Mesen-S).

Problems and solutions[edit]

Snes9x has issues with XInput (such as with XInput Wrapper SCP), particularly recognizing diagonals on the d-pad and analog R2/L2 presses. The solution is to either input them manually or edit the .conf file and add in (J0)POV Up Right, (J0)POV Dn Right, etc. for the diagonal inputs.

Netplay[edit]

Snes9k
Developer(s)	g0ebish
Last version	0.09
Active	No
Platform(s)	Windows
Emulates	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Website	goebish.free.fr/snes9k/

Snes9k is Snes9x with Kaillera client support. It is based on a very old (~2005) build of Snes9x.

If using the updated multiplayer client[edit]

Review
PROS	Support for up to 8 simultaneous people playing No fiddling with router settings and port forwarding Netplay traffic is handled by a central dedicated server that helps keep things synched Private game chat support and public chat to speak people outside your game room Being able to drop out of a game at any time without disrupting (much) your teammate(s). Kicking/banning/muting people from your room It's a matchmaking service where you can join other people's rooms, too
CONS	It's slightly (significantly still) prone to freezing/crashing/BSOD (in that order) Random, inconsistent FPS drops due to the server trying to keep everyone synched, sometimes stuttering. It's annoying, but rarely does it make it unplayable The emulator is based upon (Snes9x 1.42, a 10-year-old version) lacks A LOT of options, and incorrectly emulates several games (most Bishoujo Senshi, DBZ Super Butouden 2, etc.) Everyone needs to have the exact same ROM version or Netplay won't work (if it somehow does, it'll desynch rather quickly) Everyone needs to have the exact same save file, or no save file at all. Else, it desynchs You need to constantly switch focus back and forth between chat and emulator window in order to chat. You will hear no sound while the window is unfocused.

Review

PROS

Support for up to 8 simultaneous people playing
No fiddling with router settings and port forwarding
Netplay traffic is handled by a central dedicated server that helps keep things synched
Private game chat support and public chat to speak people outside your game room
Being able to drop out of a game at any time without disrupting (much) your teammate(s).
Kicking/banning/muting people from your room
It's a matchmaking service where you can join other people's rooms, too

CONS

It's slightly (significantly still) prone to freezing/crashing/BSOD (in that order)
Random, inconsistent FPS drops due to the server trying to keep everyone synched, sometimes stuttering. It's annoying, but rarely does it make it unplayable
The emulator is based upon (Snes9x 1.42, a 10-year-old version) lacks A LOT of options, and incorrectly emulates several games (most Bishoujo Senshi, DBZ Super Butouden 2, etc.)
Everyone needs to have the exact same ROM version or Netplay won't work (if it somehow does, it'll desynch rather quickly)
Everyone needs to have the exact same save file, or no save file at all. Else, it desynchs
You need to constantly switch focus back and forth between chat and emulator window in order to chat.
You will hear no sound while the window is unfocused.

Snes9x 1.39

If using the updated P2P client[edit]

Snes9x Version 1.39 Download

Review
PROS	Excellent connectivity between 2 players (ONLY), sometimes informally compared to GGPO's netcode efficiency. Basic chat support.
CONS	Requires port forwarding The highest ping that it tolerates is around the 150ms mark, after which it starts to desynch very often It's slightly prone to freezing/crashing/BSOD, but to a much lesser extent than the multiplayer client Everyone needs to have the exact same ROM version and save file. Or else, it'll desynch or outright not work. Chatbox is an eyesore. You need to constantly switch focus back and forth between chat and emulator window in order to chat. You will hear no sound while the window is unfocused.

Review

PROS

Excellent connectivity between 2 players (ONLY), sometimes informally compared to GGPO's netcode efficiency.
Basic chat support.

CONS

Requires port forwarding
The highest ping that it tolerates is around the 150ms mark, after which it starts to desynch very often
It's slightly prone to freezing/crashing/BSOD, but to a much lesser extent than the multiplayer client
Everyone needs to have the exact same ROM version and save file. Or else, it'll desynch or outright not work.
Chatbox is an eyesore.
You need to constantly switch focus back and forth between chat and emulator window in order to chat.
You will hear no sound while the window is unfocused.

External links[edit]

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