After watching the beta release for a few months I've decided to make Jnes available in the public store again. Thanks to everyone who participated in the beta release and helped make sure Jnes still worked with all the changes to make it freely available. This update includes a few bug fixes related to network connectivity for anyone who decided to add the extra features. If you downloaded the beta previously be on the lookout for the production releases, I don't know how those are handled.

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While I'm excited to see Jnes back in the store again I'm a bit ambivalent about what will happen now, fingers crossed! A year ago Jnes got suspended from the Google Play, and despite an appeal they were not willing to change this. The entire transition from having a well regarded app to nothing was jarring given countless hours spent coding. I tried to forget about this and focus on other things for a while. Figuring out how to move forward from here was a tricky puzzle others have experienced.

In my case, I didn't want to change the app or alienate anyone who funded development by purchasing it. However after a year of watching Jnes sit on the shelf, I decided to publish a free version with the all the base functionality you would expect from an emulator, there is an in-app purchase for extra features like Bluetooth Netplay. You can download the new beta release here I felt this approach was the simplest compromise to make Jnes available again and let more people enjoy it. I'm hopeful changes I've made to the app, and Google improving it's developer support, will make this unlikely to happen again, but there are no guarantees. A special thanks to everyone who supported Jnes on the Android previously, this wouldn't have been possible with you.

Whether you buy the extra features or not, I know you'll enjoy using this app to play games, please let me know. ☃ Merry Christmas everyone! It's been a year since I've posted here, but even longer since a release for Jnes for Windows, over three years in fact. Since the last Windows release there were pretty big changes under the hood to get Jnes to work on Android, and in the background I have been trying to also improve the accuracy of the emulator. While Jnes has a proud tradition of playing most games, there are some subtle hardware behaviors that Jnes was not able to emulate correctly. I've made some progress on improving that in this release, you are unlikely to notice it unless it breaks something.

Cheats also got reworked significantly, editing should be stable. Download Ccleaner Professional Terbaru Full. There are a slew of new awesome cheat codes from, please give him some thanks for all his hard work in helping put this release together. Lastly this update brings a much needed upgrade to DirectX 9.0, which should modernize Jnes on newer versions of Windows, as well as a native 64-bit version which is just nice to have.

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My hope is that this release brings some joy to the world, for those of you who have been anticipating a new release for a while please accept this gift with warmest regards, I hope it has something you were looking forward to. Chatology Download Games. I might be getting a bit older, but the world seems like it could use a bit of joy and understanding from each other now more than ever. Please pass some joy forward to others, especially at this time of year.

I'm sorry to inform everyone Jnes has been removed from the store by Google on December 2nd. After contacting Google several times this week, I have received a response indicating that they have declined to put the application back into the store due to perceived copyright infringement. Knowing that there are users that have downloaded the app already I decided to write a blog post now that I know it's not returning.