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| − | The bsnes core is the only one worth using in higan. The others are very early in development. | + | The bsnes core is the only one worth using in higan. The others are very early in development, and are inferior to other existing emulators. |
| − | + | It is recommended to use the bsnes core in [[RetroArch]] to get around some of the less-user friendly designs in higan. | |
==Supported systems== | ==Supported systems== | ||
Revision as of 00:33, 24 June 2013
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| The name higan stands for 'Hero of Fire' | |
| Current version: | 0.92 |
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| Active: | Yes |
| OS: | Windows, Linux |
| Authors: | byuu |
| Official website: | http://byuu.org/higan/ |
| Source code: | Unknown |
higan is an open source multi-system emulator that originally started out as bsnes. It was created in response to inaccurate SNES emulators and shoddy ROM hacks. Currently, the only thing worth using in higan is the cycle-accurate bsnes core.
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Review
The bsnes core is the only one worth using in higan. The others are very early in development, and are inferior to other existing emulators.
It is recommended to use the bsnes core in RetroArch to get around some of the less-user friendly designs in higan.
Supported systems
| NES (Famicon) |
| SNES (Super Famicon) |
| Game Boy |
| Game Boy Color |
| Game Boy Advance |
| Nintendo DS |
