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Oh, waitвЂ¦ Anyway, you get the point! рџЌєрџЃ Rather, weвЂ™ll focus on the process.ДЄs the saying goes, give a man a fire and heвЂ™s warm for a day set a man on fire and heвЂ™s warm for the rest of his life. Because of that, I didnвЂ™t want to write a step-by-step guide for making a specific one.

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Our goal is to learn how to make an emulator on our own. This part is going to be half technical and half process-oriented. WeвЂ™ll learn how consoles work and how to emulate them. So, letвЂ™s talk about doing that! How To Make An Emulator вЊ— Having the motivation and knowing it was possible, I mustered myself up and wrote my first GameBoy emulator. The guy was making an emulator live! And it looked easy! It looked like I could do it. I got immediately interested and watched each episode as they came out. I stumbled on a live stream that was the first episode of theДЇerris Makes Emulators series. I didnвЂ™t have a breakthrough with EmuDev (Emulator Development) until much later. RIP Ether Fields, you shall be remembered. I could maybe scrape together a Pong clone withД«ack then I got involved in a community around the development of an indie game, Ether Fields, which helped fuel my passion for programming. That was reserved for Grand Wizards and John Carmack. I didnвЂ™t even think about making an emulator on my own. EPIC! SantaвЂ™s in town! 1 рџЋ…рџЋ…рџЋ…ДЄround 2010 my interest in computers accelerated and I started learning programming in C++. Imagine being a young kid realizing you could play GBA games on your PSP. I discovered that apart from games, I could put other things on it.

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рџЋ®рџ›№ДЄround 2007 I got my hands on a PSP and promptly modded it to allow running games from the memory card. THAW is one of the best skating games of all time btw. WeвЂ™d queue up to compete in Tony HawkвЂ™s American Wasteland and FIFA. рџ±ДЄlong with this mess, I started hanging out with a kid who owned a GameBoy and routinely visited an after-school club with a PlayStation 2.

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The fastest way to learn how to install Windows XP at 6yo is to delete system32 2h before your father comes back from work. My parents quickly discovered I had a talent for breaking things and the computer landed in the repair shop or had its data wiped (or both) several times a year. рџ‚рџ‚рџДЇortunately, I was one of those kids who translate вЂњnot allowedвЂќ to вЂњI must obsessively do thisвЂќ and slowly wriggled my share of playtime. My access to it was limited though as I was told вЂњcomputers are evilвЂќ and вЂњgo play outsideвЂќ. It was a beastly machine with Pentium 4 1.7Ghz, 256MB of RAM and GeForce 2 MX. My family bought our first computer around November 2001. In the early 2000s, I was a kid obsessed with video games.

Stay for a dose of 2000s nostalgia and awesomeness. Skip this part if you just want to learn to make emulators. You will experience these feelings while doing it (or anything challenging for that matter). Yes, writing emulators can be insanely fun.

Then excitement and the familiar headache of вЂњwhy does this not workвЂќ, followed by pride and a sense of accomplishment when I saw graphics on the screen. So, why write an emulator? For me, the sparks were nostalgia and curiosity.

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