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- Sep 20, 2024
ZSNES on a 486 was a nightmare and required a ton of tweaks to make anything run playably, and anything too complex was a mess even with heavy frame skipping.I’m fairly certain. I remember when a ZSNES update that came out on Christmas Day allowed to run Super Mario RPG, was either 1997 or 1998. The 486 I had came with a 14.4k modem, which meant it took some time to download even the 2-4 MB SNES roms and I remember hearing about this amazing software called QuickTime that no way could my 486 actually run. The PC manufacturer was Canon, which was odd they’d make PCs to begin with but it didn’t last very long. I don’t remember ZSNES giving me many issues but that felt like forever ago so it could’ve been giving me more issues than I remember.
All I could play on my DX4-100 were JRPGs, and even then it was at N64-level shit framerates!

