GoNES
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What both publish
| Fact | GoNES | Nesalizer |
|---|---|---|
| Controls | The README lists configurable keyboard controls, including Player 1 and Player 2 bindings. | Controls are hardcoded and include keyboard mappings for the D-pad, A, B, Start, Select, rewind, save/load state, and reset. |
| License | The repository identifies its license as Apache-2.0. | The project is licensed under GPLv2. |
| Purpose | GoNES is an NES emulator written in Go. | Nesalizer is a work-in-progress NES emulator with real-time rewind that correctly reverses sound. |
| Save states | The README lists keyboard shortcuts for saving, loading, and undoing save states. | Save states are in memory and are not saved to disk; persistent on-disk save states are listed as missing. |
GoNES plans
- GoNESFree
Nesalizer plans
No prices published.
Pick GoNES if…
GoNES suits players looking for a free NES emulator on desktop or in a browser. It may also fit users who want configurable two-player keyboard controls and save states.
Pick Nesalizer if…
It suits users seeking a source-available NES emulator with reversible audio and real-time rewind. Linux/POSIX users are the primary fit; Windows support is experimental.