What if I made a NES/SNES/N64/GC emulator?

Ryrie36

Let's pretend that I'm 31 and have lots of money. And let's say I went to Nintendo America's office one day to talk to them about a game idea. An emulator for the Switch perhaps?

THE NES/SNES/N64/GC EMULATOR

Premise- Most of the NES, SNES, Nintendo 64 and Gamecube games are available. You can save up to 5 Load Points on each game. Each console gets it's own menu.

Freeing Data- Due to the high amount of games, the Switch might be a bit full when the game is on it. Don't worry, you can delete some games off the system to save space, and if you want to play them again, you can download them when the internet is up. (You will lose all the game's Load Points if you delete a game though.)

Updates- Each console will get 3 new games a month.

But if this exists…- The NES emulator will have to be removed from Nintendo Switch Online, to make things fair. This won't put a dent in Nintendo's budget though, since the game costs 30 dollars.

Is there any problems with this model, or do you have any ideas?

EDIT: Yes I'm aware that SNES games are coming to Nintendo Switch Online. Please don't reply that they might be coming and just imagine what THIS emulator would be like.

Last edited by Ryrie36 (Jan. 18, 2019 00:25:55)

CatsUnited

I'm pretty sure Nintendo is on their way to getting to the Gamecube with Switch Online though, since dataminers have found evidence of the SNES emulator that's also in the SNES Classic on the Switch, along with some text that points to about 20 SNES games

Ryrie36

CatsUnited wrote:
I'm pretty sure Nintendo is on their way to getting to the Gamecube with Switch Online though, since dataminers have found evidence of the SNES emulator that's also in the SNES Classic on the Switch, along with some text that points to about 20 SNES games

Okay but what if they didn't?
What about the emulator itself?

CatsUnited

Ryrie36 wrote:
CatsUnited wrote:
I'm pretty sure Nintendo is on their way to getting to the Gamecube with Switch Online though, since dataminers have found evidence of the SNES emulator that's also in the SNES Classic on the Switch, along with some text that points to about 20 SNES games
Okay but what if they didn't?
What about the emulator itself?

I don't know about Gamecube games at the current price point for Switch Online. I'm sure if they wanted to add Gamecube, it'd probably be required to get a premium subscription that costs more

Ryrie36

CatsUnited wrote:
Ryrie36 wrote:
CatsUnited wrote:
I'm pretty sure Nintendo is on their way to getting to the Gamecube with Switch Online though, since dataminers have found evidence of the SNES emulator that's also in the SNES Classic on the Switch, along with some text that points to about 20 SNES games
Okay but what if they didn't?
What about the emulator itself?
I don't know about Gamecube games at the current price point for Switch Online. I'm sure if they wanted to add Gamecube, it'd probably be required to get a premium subscription that costs more

How about 90 dollars instead.
Or how about a lite edition that just has NES and SNES and costs only 30?

AVsomething2

Ryrie36 wrote:
emulator

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DXypTikU8AA4BNG.jpg

Ryrie36

AVsomething2 wrote:
Ryrie36 wrote:
emulator
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DXypTikU8AA4BNG.jpg

What am I doing wrong!?

CatsUnited

AVsomething2 wrote:
Ryrie36 wrote:
emulator
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DXypTikU8AA4BNG.jpg

that's downloading roms that you're thinking about

Ryrie36

CatsUnited wrote:
AVsomething2 wrote:
Ryrie36 wrote:
emulator
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DXypTikU8AA4BNG.jpg
that's downloading roms that you're thinking about

I actually tried emulating NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Gamecube and a couple of Nintendo handhelds as well, but I gave up when I got to SNES.
Guess you can say I'm a humanized NSO (Except I respond to complaints and the only time you send me money is on my birthday.)

pederi321

If I understand corectly there is a possible way to make one emulator for all of these consoles N64, SNES, NDS, GC, NES. One emulator will read all kinds of ROMs from a different console. Well, that will be amazing something similar like the RetroArch Emulator but much better.

pederi321

Is there updated versions of SNES Emulator with improved graphics sounds and things like that, would be nice.

Last edited by pederi321 (Oct. 27, 2019 18:24:19)

Ryrie36

Oh god not this era

CatsUnited

Ryrie36 wrote:
Oh god not this era

early 2019 be like

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