This is my first video so please comment to make suggestions and subscribe as i will be adding other 'how to' videos soon. EDIT 2013: Alright, so im seeing 30000 views on this and that is pretty damn impressive. However, i was like around 13 years old when i posted this. If i had the chance i would post htis again with no music. I suggest everyone who doesnt like low quality sound coupled with average music to turn off their speakers.
In any case the help it provides is still the same. However, i do not have this app on my computer anymore. Unfortunately it became too slow and i didnt care to try to get into emulating after a year of playing around with it.
I got the darwine app from: I got the no$gba app from: 1: First download darwine 2: Move winehelper to the dock 3: download any no$gba file 4: take the EXE file from the no$gba folder and move it over darwine 5: wait for it to ask you for a rom 6: go to any rom you downloaded and click open 7: have fun using no$gba.
True Close sourced freebies. No$GBA for Mac is originally a Windows only Nintendo DS & GBA emulator. This is a port that I made using the popular wrapper to run No$GBA via wine. You don't need to have Wineskin on your Mac for this port to work. Frequently Asked Questions Q.
Where are my save files located at? They are inside the application package itself. Right click on the application, select 'Show Package Contents.' From there, double click 'Save Files' shortcut. Your save files should be there. How do I increase the screen size? With build 13, you can now just drag the window corners or double click the window title to maximize it and the game area should stretch accordingly.
How do I increase the running speed of the emulator? By default, holding the 'delete' button on your keyboard should mutiply the running speed by roughly 5.
LoL Latency Checker LoL Latency Checker is a lightweight cross-platform application that lets you check your in-game latency for League of Legends without having to join a game. Although the latency displayed by the application may be a little bit different from actual in-game latency, it shouldn't be far-off. Exit Fate for Mac Ever heard of? It's an awesome freeware RPG made by SCFWorks using RPG Maker. The game itself is heavily influenced by Suikoden II (my all-time favorite video game) and although it uses some graphics and musics from other games, the story itself is really really good. Since I love this game so much I decided to make an OS X app for it and make it available for free. Network Tuner This project is abandoned, meaning that no new versions will come.
Network Tuner helps you tune your network performance by making small optimizations according to your connection type. With this lightweight utility you can increase your LAN and WAN transfer rates and reduce your connection latency (extremely useful for decreasing latency in online games).
If you are worried about the changes made to your system then you will be relieved to know that settings changed by Network Tuner are automatically reset to their system defaults upon rebooting your Mac. Disables the delayed ACK algorithm to reduce latency. Increases the maximum segment size to an optimized value. Increases the buffer size for received/sent packets to an optimized value.
Does not run on PPC Macs. Requires Mac OS X 10.6 or later. On 10.8 app crashes after making optimizations, but they are applied successfully. Intel Display Adapter Management Tool This project is abandoned, meaning that no new versions will come. Intel Display Adapter Management Tool is a software written in C/CLI to help Windows users with integrated Intel GPUs. It lets users to switch between Software Vertex Processing and Hardware Vertex Processing for specific executables which increases frame rates drastically if the machine has a good CPU.