Best of all, if you exit and re-enter, it automatically picks up where you left off. When playing a game, you can move your mouse to the bottom of the screen to bring up a toolbar like you'd find in a media player to exit, manage save states, enter cheat codes, etc. You can play windowed or fullscreen, and in windowed mode you can change the size just like any window and it will keep the proper aspect ratio.
It seems to pull from the filename so if you have a strangely named rom it won't automatically find it. OpenEmu automatically downloads box art for anything it can find. You can choose list, covers, or cover flow. Selecting a system brings you to a list of all the games for that system you've added. You can set certain buttons to be quick save and quick load as well. If I were more cynical I'd think Microsoft somehow made it difficult to get them to work on Windows intentionally) is automatically detected and configured as you'd probably want to configure it yourself, but you can tweak that as you like.
#OPENEMU CONTROLLER SETUP PS3#
The PS3 controller (which works right out of the box on Mac. What?) you're presented with a view of the controller and you can change what is used for each button. As you can see from my screenshot (yes, that's Bible Adventures. Controller configuration is a real treat. The configuration is set to sane defaults but you can modify some advanced settings. Some people prefer ZSNES to SNES9x for example, and this is an easy configuration change. On many systems, you can even dig into the settings and choose which core you want to use. Upon the first run, it asks you which systems you want to emulate and downloads the cores for them.
#OPENEMU CONTROLLER SETUP MANUAL#
OpenEmu is essentially a front-end for other emulators, but no other manual downloads are required. I hate the word "game-changer" but it's hard not to use it when talking about OpenEmu. I've had a clear separation for a while now: Windows is for gaming, Mac is for everything else.* Well, in about an hour of testing I've determined that emulation of older consoles has a permanent home on my Mac.
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