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I have had absolutely no trouble in playing many games using this emulator on my N810. Control takes some getting used to. Once I get my hands on an N900, Im going to attempt to make a custom clamshell case that will house the N810 in the top half and a gamepad in the bottom, but with the guts removed and placed to my liking, and shoulder button placed on the shoulders of the case.

I'm having only one little problem when using it: after I get the game out of Fullscreen and minimize it, I can never go back to the game because it simply disappears and I can only hear the sounds of it, anyone has any idea why this happens?

It is planed indeed.

I know why this happens, but all I can say is that I suggest you just use back and pause the game going back to the Launcher. Saves battery .

In fact, I think i'll just remove windowed mode completely from the GUI version.

This continues to be awesome.

If your thumb is wearing out, remap dpad to wasd or waxd or esdf or whatever - the change in position helps.

Hey Javis!

Some feedback on your latest release if you're ready for it.

The edges for the touch buttons display don't outline all the way around the screen.

If you look super close, the bottom line that separates the different keys are both off by one pixel on each side of the screen.

The touch buttons (A,B,X,Y) on the right side are set up very strangely and where you need to touch them don't match up with the outlined grids. Buttons like X and Y need to be pressed in a really small area of the screen.

The Select and Start touch buttons should be switched the same way it appears on a SNES controller.

Awesome, awesome emu!

I played Wonder Project J for over an hour today with no screen little hick-ups or burps like it used to have.

I couldn't reproduce the above issue (calibration?). The rest are fixed .

Sweet! I think.

Sorry chief but I can't seem to find so much as a single pixel difference between 1.2.2 and 1.2.3.

Are you sure you uploaded your latest build?

Okay. I finally understand the touch screen buttons. It's best to view it while not in full screen mode to figure out the exact layout.

I thought that all the touch screen keys were huddled together but there are some where you created a big separation between them.

Would it be possible for a user to map the screen themselves or is that something that needs a great deal of technical programming to be done before compiling the build?

As it is right now, it's good for finger control but I would rather have it more stylus friendly and where you're not having to press on top of the SNES screen.

Anyway, thanks for the latest release!

Still can't see any changes from your last version though. *lol*

The latest version is 1.2.4, not 1.2.3

Okay.

Newest version of 1.2.4 just showed up this morning.

Thanks Javis!