Due to the relative quality and speed of these emulators in contrast to other emulators of the time, NESticle, Genecyst and Callus became wildly popular amongst emulation enthusiasts.

NESticle was a popular NES emulator for DOS, created by Sardu of Bloodlust Software.

NESticle offered its initial release as NESticle v0. 2 on April 3, 1997.

NESticle was coded in C ++ and assembly using Microsoft Visual C ++ 4. 10.

Within two months of its April release, NESticle could take screenshots mid-game, pause and resume progress at any point using save states, edit in-game palettes and graphics, play games online, save audio output, and record and playback gameplay movies.

NESticle, as its name implied, also had a dash of low-brow humor.

The source code for NESticle was stolen from Sardu's computer by a code cracker named Donald Moore ( also known as MindRape ) of Damaged Cybernetics, who accessed its network shares with Samba.

Because of the incident, Sardu decided to discontinue NESticle.

August 1998 saw the final NESticle release, version x. xx, and support for the emulator was discontinued.

The current webpage for NESticle is hosted on Zophar's Domain.

Working independently under the Bloodlust Software banner, Addis wrote NESticle, Genecyst and Callus ( and also a QSound player ), emulators of the Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis and CP System respectively, writing his own code for the MOS Technology 6502, Motorola 68000 and Zilog Z80.

* NESticle ( 1997 )-Emulates the Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom.

Console emulators such as NESticle and MAME are relatively commonplace, although the complexity of modern consoles such as the Xbox or PlayStation makes them far more difficult to emulate, even for the original manufacturers.

Screenshot of the NESticle Nintendo Entertainment System ( NES ) emulator.

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