keropi wrote:Most likely you remember emulation or maybe some pirate emulator wrapper of the era?
That might explain that.
Is it possible that in 1996, there was some kind of pirate wrapper capable of running the snes version on a pentium 75? That pc is surely able to do it.
EDIT: This is cool... according to Emulation General Wiki:
Snes9x was a merged effort of Snes96 and Snes97, both released sometime in 1996-1997.
ZSNES was first released on October 14, 1997.
And I can read at ZSNES Board the requirements for ZSNES in MSDOS:
DOS Port:
Somewhat Recommended System:
- 486/100 processor
- Min 14.5MB of RAM (or min 12.5MB free, which can only r […]
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DOS Port:
Somewhat Recommended System:
- 486/100 processor
- Min 14.5MB of RAM (or min 12.5MB free, which can only run 2MB rom images)
- VGA card
- Sound Blaster or 100% compatible
**You might need to disable SPC emulation for this system (go to
Config-->Sound)**
treeman wrote:
most likely a dos snes emulator, prehistoric 2 only came in 1 version on pc then later the improved version came on consoles, if it showed the fps then more likely its a emulator the dos games usually didn't show fps
The game didn't show any fps counter, I just meant it was not smooth, and reading the zsnes requirements, (if what I played was some sort of pirate wrapper of zsnes), it is possible my p75 run the game not very smooth.
I just have to test zsnes with some kind of accurate emulator like pcem 😀.