Best Vogue Emulators

[oneajk]

I was wondering what where the best running emulators for the 6900? Especially for NES, SNES, GBA, and PSX roms.

[Snowden]

PocketNester, PocketSNES, and PocketGBA are the emulators for NES, SNES, and GBA that I use, and they all work pretty well. I think I remember seeing PSX emulators too but just as a warning there's no way in heck they're going to do much more than chug along at an extremely low framerate unless you're running a very processor-lite game. SNES and GBA games run decently, though, especially for strategy games where having a high frame rate or precise control don't matter all that much, and NES games run like a charm.

With all the games that have been written specifically for Windows Mobile, though, why not try some of them out? Astraware has a lot of fairly cheap games, and there are actually quite a few fun freeware games to be found as well. Check out this post at XDA-developers for a mega pack of free games, most of which run on the Vogue. My personal favorite game for the Vogue is nandhp's Freecell, which you can find here (it actually looks a lot better than the screenshot would make you think).

Good luck!

[horndoctor]

You deserve a Thanks for that.
I'm gonna check those out myself.

[Fa310tx]

FpseCe V0.10 has been released!!!
I used V0.9.6, a bunch, but the compatibility with my games (*cough* downloaded *cough*) was quite poor. I played a good chunk of Front Mission 3 at around 10-15 fps, which is perfectly playable. It was slow, but it's a turn-based strategy game.
I haven't played with .1, yet, but it's supposed to be quite fast.
It's unfortunate, snes/gba emulators are pretty stagnant. 1/2 speed is pretty standard. I'm sure that if someone would continue development, they could get to full speed. Fpsece is pretty much the only emulator still active.
JJ

morphgear hands down, skinnable and interchangable virtual controllers, fake multitouch, SNES, NES, GBC, GBA, and more all in one

[Fa310tx]

Of course, morphgear isn't free. The ones that have been mentioned thus-far are. Personally, I haven't been impressed with morphgear for gba. I haven't really played with it for much else.
I will say that pocketgba has seen me through the entire game of final fantasy tactics advance. There were a few hiccups that required me to convert the save-game to visualboy advance (I think), play a scene in vba, save, convert to pocketgba, and continue on. It is simply an instance of the game having something that the emulator didn't support.
JJ

[petermg]

I always liked the idea of Pocket 64, it's a Commodore 64 emulator. However I guess like all emulators not all ROMS work with them. You can find it here with a list of other emulators as well for the PPC, although the list may include some that are no longer developed.