Snes9x EX+

Robert Broglia

About this game

Advanced open-source SNES emulator based on Snes9x with a minimalist UI and a focus on low audio/video latency, supporting a wide variety of devices from the original Xperia Play to modern devices like the Nvidia Shield and Pixel phones.

Features include:
* Supports .smc and .sfc file formats, optionally compressed with ZIP, RAR, or 7Z
* Cheat code support using .cht file format
* Configurable on-screen controls
* Bluetooth/USB gamepad & keyboard support compatible with any HID device recognized by the OS like Xbox and PS4 controllers

No ROMs are included with this app and must be supplied by the user. It supports Android's storage access framework for opening files on both internal and external storage (SD cards, USB drives, etc.).

View the full update changelog:
https://www.explusalpha.com/contents/emuex/updates

Follow development of my apps on GitHub and report issues:
https://github.com/Rakashazi/emu-ex-plus-alpha

Please report any crashes or device-specific problems via email (include your device name and OS version) or GitHub so future updates continue to run on as many devices as possible.

Ratings and reviews

I downloaded this app on my television and then download a Web Browser that let's you also download on it. Look up some ROMS for the Super Nintendo app and download any game you like for that app. Then click on a one of the games you downloaded and that should then transfer you to the Snesx9 app and the game should start automatically. You'll need a Video Game Remote controller that connects to your television thru a USB connection in the back to play it and it's all free 😁

So much better than i thought it would be playing on my phone, first uses the on-screen buttons which was alright but then connecting the Xbox controller via Bluetooth works a charm. I didn't even have to map the buttons. Great work and thank you.

This is a great emulator, and though it's a bit odd to be handling your console controls on top of your game (landscape, not portrait, which offers a normal "game boy" experience), you totally get used to it pretty quick. It doesn't get in your way near as much as you might think when you first start using it. This emulator also has many convenient and nifty features, such as speeding up game play (makes them like pokè battles so much quicker), game shark code capability, and so much more I HAVEN'T yet played with.

What’s new

* Update core to latest GIT
* Add a rewind button to the stock top-left virtual controls and only the show the rewind button when rewind states are set in the system options
* Add Options -> Frame Timing -> Low Latency Mode to keep the emulation thread in sync with the renderer thread to prevent extra latency, turned on by default but trying turning off in case of performance issues
* Default to the screen's reported refresh rate as the output rate if the device supports multiple rates