test video
13This is a test video for if I'm using offline emulators for my new series, because if I switch my recording mode from fullscreen to rectangle on a screen, the recording stops, if such a game or system is unavailable for me to play, that means I would use someone else's footage and CREDIT them of course, if there is no "someone else's footage" then, the version is just not in the video sadly, and if my skill at the game is unexplainably bad, another footage is used too. I couldn't even do this series if I had only 1 monitor anyway:
0:00 (NES)
So i forgot to put an NES game here, I use nester, but because the fullscreen doesn't even work on there, I play it windowed.
0:06 (Atari 2600)
Some Atari 2600 archive.org games on archive.org actually come up saying "There is no preview" meaning the emulation isn't on that upload, so if thats the case, I'll use Stella. Should've chosen a different game tho.
0:13 (Atari 7800)
Same issue with the 2600 archive.org games, so I use ProSystem as the emulator.
0:30 (Gameboy)
Officially gameboy games aren't usually on archive.org, and I get too anxious to upload any if Nintendo sees it and gets mad because "copyright" so I will use VBA.
0:46 (Gameboy Color)
Same situation here, using VBA.
1:06 (Gameboy Advance)
Once again, using VBA.
1:23 (GameCube)
So uhh there is a recording problem here, meaning if im gonna put a GameCube or Wii game in my new series, I'll need to play it windowed.
1:55 (Wii)
Same problem.
2:24 (Neo Geo Pocket Color)
NeoPop is the emulator used, too bad its kinda laggy.
2:44 (Nintendo DS)
Due to the emulator lacking fullscreen for me, I play it windowed.
3:02 (PSP)
PPSSPP is the emulator used for if I want to put in PSP games.
3:18 (Nintendo 64)
I'm using Project64 for Nintendo 64 games.
3:33 (Genesis)
I shouldn't need GENS as Archive.org does have official Genesis games playable, but just in case.
4:44 (Game Gear)
There is a huge problem, pressing F10 stops the emulator, and thats the key I need to press in order to pause the recording and continue it! Fortunately the Game Gear games are all playable on Archive.org! :) Emulator used is MEKA.
6:40 (Master System)
Same thing here.
7:40 (SNES)
ZSNES is used here, I'll need to be on the ZSNES menu as pressing F10 removes a sound channel.
11:07 (Turbografx-16)
EmuHawk is used for TG16 games. I won't touch many I think but for example there is Pac-Land.
11:54 (Wonderswan)
Final offline emulator is Oswan, for the Wonderswan games, however don't expect me to touch more than a couple games.