The mythical NES (acronym for Nintendo Entertainment System) was an 8-bit console, launched by the Grand N in 1983 in Japan (under the name of Famicom, short for Family Computer), and for the following years in the rest of the world. His success was incontestable, and served to become a reference in which all the coming consoles would be looked at, in foundations such as the way to develop the games or the appearance and disposition of the elements of the controls or "pads". His catalog of games was the most exceptional, both in quantity and quality, and saw the birth of some of the most memorable franchises in the history of video games, such as Super Mario Bros., or The Legend of Zelda. Today, there are still nostalgics who recover their old storage console to play a game from time to time, or the less purist,
As its name implies, Jnes Emulator is a Nintendo NES game emulator, designed to work on Windows platforms, and with which we can relive some of the most longed for titles of our childhood. We just have to look for the different ROMs with the games, in any of the many websites or forums dedicated to the world of console emulation, and run them with the program.
Jnes Emulator also has support for cheat cards and "glitches" Pro "Action" Replay and Game Genie, for those who want to enjoy additional features in their favorite games.
NOTE: For the correct operation of Jnes Emulator, we need to have DirectX 6.0 or some higher version previously installed.
You can free download Jnes Emulator and safe install the latest trial or new full version for Windows 10 (x32, 64 bit, 86) from the official site.
Devices: Desktop PC, Laptop (ASUS, HP, DELL, Acer, Lenovo, MSI), Ultrabook
OS: Professional, Enterprise, Education, Home Edition, versions: 1507, 1511, 1607, 1703, 1709, 1803, 1809