Of course Mister uses emulation - there are only few chips in older arcade boards that truly can be simulated in FPGA with circuit-accuracy.
The Mister SNES core has less accuracy like the software emulator bsnes, not all game work or there a bugs - they still "emulate" the hardware how they interpret it.
FPGA is just a different way of "hardware emulation" instead of traditional "software emulators".
The only real advantage of FPGA compared to software is the improved latency.
The Mister SNES core has less accuracy like the software emulator bsnes, not all game work or there a bugs - they still "emulate" the hardware how they interpret it.
FPGA is just a different way of "hardware emulation" instead of traditional "software emulators".
The only real advantage of FPGA compared to software is the improved latency.