deleting nes roms from sdcard

[Mumar]

How do I delete nes roms? From sdcard

 

[adamhos]

What is nes?

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[thewraith420]

With a file manager.

N. E. S.=Nintendo Entertainment System

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[thekraven]

Old school nintendo

 

[thewraith420]

You could also do it with your computer with usb mass storage enabled if you have the drivers installed

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[adamhos]

There is a nes rom?
(Trust me, I know what a Nintendo is! Still got one as a matter of fact and a super! )


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[ThatGuyLurkin]

NES roms, virtual boy and N4Droid


Delete using a File Manager
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[bjzapp]

Wow! Really?!! Back in the 80's again?!
I still got the original NES hooked up also as a matter of fact )

 

[bjzapp]

This threads gonna be sarcasm to the extreme I can see it now!!
But seriously, what is a NES ROM?!?

 

[ThatGuyLurkin]

NES Roms - Games for Emulators on any other device that's not an NES.


Here's the emulator- https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...=com.johnemulators.johnneslite&token=DASs226b


Unless this is what you meant by Sarcasm :/?

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[adamhos]

Wow! Really?!! Back in the 80's again?!
I still got the original NES hooked up also as a matter of fact )

Oh hell yeah my kids play mario 3 all the time

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[upconvert]

I think the confusion is coming from the mutiple meanings of "rom." In both cases it stands for read only memory, but in this forum it typically refers to a modded version of android os. In the game emulator world it refers to the read only memory from video games (ie the info that was originally stored in the NES cartridges) that has been decompiled and modded into a version that can run on devices other than the original game console.

 

[Phatninja55]

It depends on what emulator your are using, I use snesoid. Get a root file explorer and look through the folder on your sdcard. Random thing: I just beat super mario world for snes, and super mario 64 for n64.