You will not find a faster version of DeSmuME on any platform with less input lag than the Mac version. This problem is most likely an issue with your particular machine.Ĭlosing, since none of the points on this issue can be reproduced. My own testing confirms the effectiveness of these optimizations.Īny input lag or "sometimes when I press the key nothing even happens and I have to press it multiple times" are simply impossible claims, as even running Pokemon Diamond on a 1st-Gen 2006 MacBook Pro with 32-bit Core Duo CPU will not experience any input lag or missing key presses. Also, the latest DeSmuME for Mac has all sorts of new performance optimizations that really help out older Macs.
With Dynamic Recompiler, even the older v0.9.11 can achieve acceptable performance in Pokemon Diamond. Even with a 1st-Gen MacBook Air, you should be able to achieve playable performance in Pokemon Diamond with some frameskip. Unless you are using a first generation model MacBook Air 1,1, I am extremely skeptical of you experiencing any performance issues with this game.īut if you still are experiencing performance issues, try enabling Dynamic Recompiler in the "Emulation > Show Emulation Settings" menu option. Testing using the latest DeSmuME for Mac with default settings on a 2008 MacBook Pro with 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo yields 60+ FPS in all scenarios on Pokemon Diamond. You can open an NDS file and play the Nintendo DS video game it contains in DeSmuMe (Windows, Mac), OpenEMU (Mac), RetroArch (cross-platform), Delta (iOS).
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