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It seeks to accomplish this by catering to the common 99% of use cases, rather than higan, which tries to cater to every niche. As such, certain advanced functionality will not be available in byuu; however, the emulator will be significantly easier to use, like bsnes.
Unlike bsnes, byuu will also put accuracy at the forefront, at least at first. This is both , to uphold my Near's vision for emulator design, as well because as one person, I cannot possibly hope to maintain dozens of hard forks of each emulator core I have written. This means that byuu will have higher system requirements and less enhancements than bsnes, but it will still aim to offer more features than higan.
Essentially, think of it as the bridge between two extremes. The goal is to build on the success of bsnes, and to offer an easy-to-use interface for all of my Near's emulator cores, rather than just for the SNES alone.
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