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Those of you who have been anticipating a new release for a My hope is that this release brings some joy to the world, for I decided to moveĪhead with the release rather than delay it. Windows XP any longer, and I'm not sure why. It wasĭiscovered during testing that this version may not work on Well as a native 64-bit version which is just nice to have.
Which should modernize Jnes on newer versions of Windows, as
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Lastly this update brings a much needed upgrade to DirectX 9.0, Please give him some thanks for all his hard work in helping put this release together. Cheats also got reworked significantly, editing shouldīe stable. This release, you are unlikely to notice it unless it breaks I've made some progress on improving that in Some subtle hardware behaviors that Jnes was not able toĮmulate correctly. While Jnes has a proud tradition of playing most games, there are Have been trying to also improve the accuracy of the emulator. Hood to get Jnes to work on Android, and in the background I
Last Windows release there were pretty big changes under the Release for Jnes for Windows, over three years in fact. It's been a year since I've posted here, but even longer since a Whether you buy the extra features or not, I know you'll enjoy using this app to play games, please let me know.
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A special thanks to everyone who supported Jnes on the Android previously, this wouldn't have been possible with you. I'm hopeful changes I've made to the app, and Google improving it's developer support, will make this unlikely to happen again, but there are no guarantees. I felt this approach was the simplest compromise to make Jnes available again and let more people enjoy it. You can download the new beta release here However after a year of watching Jnes sit on the shelf, I decided to publish a free version with the all the base functionality you would expect from an emulator, there is an in-app purchase for extra features like Bluetooth Netplay. In my case, I didn't want to change the app or alienate anyone who funded development by purchasing it.
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I tried to forget about this and focus on other things for a while.įiguring out how to move forward from here was a tricky puzzle others have experienced. The entire transition from having a well regarded app to nothing was jarring given countless hours spent coding. Of significant quality for a mobile platform is a lot of work, I will be avoiding it for any projects I work on for personal enjoyment.Ī year ago Jnes got suspended from the Google Play, and despite an appeal they were not willing to change this. If you gave JnesĪ try previously and ran into problems I would suggest trying it out again, it may work better. I'm happy to say that the Jnes release from April 2019 marked a stable chapter for Jnes on Android. New user experience on startup in Jnes made things much easier. The rewrite was definitely worth it as the new storage framework, combined with Over the course of more than two months, and a lot of frustrated users, I was able to switch over to
To target newer versions of their SDK) that most newer phones were preventingĪccess to the file system outside of the Storage Access Framework, which of course broke Jnes for Android. While I successfully ignored this for many years! It became obvious in 2018 (when Google Play required developers To me at least this didn't become usable for general purpose storage browsing untilĪndroid 5.0 Lollipop with the introduction of the ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT_TREEįlag which allowed developers to make entire directories available to applications, like Jnes. The idea being that by introducing another abstraction to files and folders based on a Uri, Android could provide better securityĪnd extend storage beyond the local file system to any provider. The SAF as it is called, was introduced in Android 4.4 KitKat as an alternative way to access storage compared to the standard Javaįile class. Removing this code simplified the platforms to test, but it didn't make up for the the amount of time Gingerbread was old, often single-core, and OpenGL never worked well. Gingerbread 2.3 and supporting Jelly Bean 4.1 and higher. The first decision to make was deprecating support finally for It an uphill battle to provide a stable build of Jnes, but I didn't quite anticipate how much. Google Play store in early 2017, I knew that making it free toĭownload and missing two years of Android platform changes would make When I made the decision to introduce Jnes back to the
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