{"id":594,"date":"2009-10-18T17:11:29","date_gmt":"2009-10-19T00:11:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/bsx.superfamicom.org\/?p=594"},"modified":"2009-12-01T07:05:17","modified_gmt":"2009-12-01T14:05:17","slug":"satellaview-emulation-snes9xpp-xe-is-sweet","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/superfamicom.org\/blog\/2009\/10\/satellaview-emulation-snes9xpp-xe-is-sweet\/","title":{"rendered":"Satellaview Emulation – SNES9Xpp XE is SWEET."},"content":{"rendered":"

For a long, long time now, I’ve been wondering by the BS F-Zero ROMs have a notable emulation issue where you can’t clear a lap.<\/p>\n

Well, I finally found an emulator where this doesn’t happen! Behold! Xpp XE<\/a>. I don’t know much on it – it’s apparently Japanese in origin and based of the “SNES9XWXE” I may have mentioned before, but it’s newer (well, 2004, but still), and better!<\/p>\n

To set it up, mark your “Save” directory and make a folder called “BIOS” there. Take the (headerless) “BS-X” ROM, name it to “bsxbios.bin” and put it in that directory. Now set up a “BSXPSRM” directory and leave it blank.<\/p>\n

Then load the beauty. You’ll kick into the BIOs – showing the emulator obviously use a hack-ish method to load the ROMs. You have to load Soundlink games as though they were downloads!<\/p>\n

Still. It’s worth it. Just for this. Watch me crash and die, folks!
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For a long, long time now, I’ve been wondering by the BS F-Zero ROMs have a notable emulation issue where you can’t clear a lap. Well, I finally found an emulator where this doesn’t happen! Behold! Xpp XE. I don’t know much on it – it’s apparently Japanese in origin and based of the “SNES9XWXE”<\/p>\n

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