Description:

NEStopia is a portable Nintendo Entertainment System emulator written in C++
by Martin Freij and ported to Linux by R. Belmont.

NEStopia strives for the most accurate emulation possible at the
pixel-by-pixel and sample-by-sample level, and it has excellent mapper
and UNIF board support as well.

A few features:
- Supports .nes, .unf/.unif, and XML format ROMs, including Vs. and
Playchoice 10 games
- Supports .fds discs (a file named diskrom.sys is needed for this feature)
- Supports .nsf music rips
- All supported files can be extracted from zip or 7zip containers (an
archive browser is not yet included - this assumes the common GoodSet case
of one zip or 7zip per game)
- Supports save states
- Supports movie recordings
- Supports the “rewinder” - if you make a bad jump and screw up your
game, press Backspace and the game will run in reverse. Press \ to take over
again and try to fix your mistake.
- Friendly GUI configuration
- Autodetection of PAL and NTSC format games
- Supports drag and drop of compatible games and music rips from modern Linux
file managers, including KDE’s Konqueror and GNOME’s Nautilus.

This package is in PLF because of Mandriva policy regarding emulators.