If being prompted by a message at launch offends you, there is an alternative version of Nestopia, though it didn't support pads last time I looked. It is not limited in any way, and it never expires.
If you do have a serial number for it, no matter where you might have obtained it, then you could also click 'Reinstall' and enter it in the box you may uninstall Emulator Enhancer by simply deleting the directory Emulator Enhancer, which is located in ~/Library/Application Support or in /Library/Application Support (the former being your Home Library the latter the system-wide Library). There is nothing forcing anybody to pay for Emulator Enhancer it can be used forever in its unregistered state. Other than that, iNes is a fine emulator. In other words, if you're not willing to buy EE (yet), you can just try and learn to live with clicking 'Maybe Later'. The one downside is the fact that this emulator doesn’t have the best sound output. This has not hindered me at all in using Gamepads, playing games in Full Screen (another pivotal feature of EE) or using any of its other features. Buying it only removes this nag screen.Īs I've already pointed out, it is by no means required to buy EE in order to use it I've been using it for years, just by clicking Maybe Later. Nestopia can also use the Emulation Enhancer software to add. Just click 'Maybe Later' when starting any of the Emulators that rely on it, and you'll be able to enjoy all of its features. provides emulation techniques, complete with instructions for hacking a classic joystick. Even though you haven't payed for the use of Emulator Enhancer, you can still use it.
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