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- Original title: Embed JSNES (a NES Emulator) in game
- Original author: vico
- Original date: November 6, 2017
- Source thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/embed-jsnes-a-nes-emulator-in-game.86753/
- Source forum path: Game Development Engines > RPG Maker Javascript Plugins > JS Plugin Requests
Summary
Hi! First of all, if this post somewhat violates the Forum rules, i'm very sorry mods. Well, i was searching for free to play homebrew NES games on internet, and while testing some i was wondering: What if we can play this games inside another game, just like Shenmue or GTA SA? So i knew there a lot of pure open-source JavaScript emulators around, an then i thought if would be possible, technically-wise, to "embed" a NES emulator (JSNES specifically) inside a RPG Maker MV game via plugin, bind its...
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Well, i was searching for free to play homebrew NES games on internet, and while testing some i was wondering: What if we can play this games inside another game, just like Shenmue or GTA SA?
So i knew there a lot of pure open-source JavaScript emulators around, an then i thought if would be possible, technically-wise, to "embed" a NES emulator (JSNES specifically) inside a RPG Maker MV game via plugin, bind its controls to the "standard" MV controls and then load a ROM with a script call/plugin command.
I ask this first because i didn't find anything similar before in Rpg Maker, so i thought it would be a headache, but still fun, coding experience for anyone willing to do that.
Pros:
- Puts another different mechanics in the game;
- It could somewhat stimulate further NES homebrew developement, plus a challenge for MV devs around.
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