NES Accuracy FINAL RANKING! 22 Systems Tested with AccuracyCoin!

FPGA Gaming Analogue Pocket Emulators MiSTer FPGA NES Other FPGA

What is AccuracyCoin?

AccuracyCoin is a large collection of NES accuracy tests on a single NROM cartridge.

This ROM was designed for an NTSC console with an RP2A03G CPU and RP2C02G PPU. Some tests might fail on hardware with a different revision.

This ROM currently has 129 tests. These tests print “PASS” or “FAIL” on screen, and in the event of a failure, this ROM also provides an error code. In addition to those tests, this ROM also has 5 tests labeled “DRAW”, which don’t actually test for anything; rather, they simply print information on screen.

Source GitHub

S tier with full 128 out of 128 (new test 129 now)

Original USA NES (unmodded) unmodded with an Everdrive.

2 x original DE10 Nano’s from Terasic, both with v2.9 SDRAM. One from MiSTerFPGA.co.uk and other from MiSTerAddons.com.

3 x alternative DE10 Nano’s. MiSTer Pi from Retro Remake, the QMTech MiSTer and the Multisytem 2 from Heber.

A tier with between 114-127

Analogue Pocket with a Terminator2K2 edit of the main core by agg23. Even though it scored max points, some mappers were removed in order to fit the core on the FPGA.

Mesen standalone

Famicom with LavaRGB mod and an Everdrive.

Analogue Pocket agg23 main stable core.

Sipeed Tang Console 138K

Sipeed Tang 20K

B tier with 100-113

Mesen RetroArch core

C tier with 80-99

Nestopia RetroArch core

Nestopia standalone

Analogue NT Noir

QuickNES RetroArch core

Analogue Pocket Spiritualized core

FCEUMM RetroArch core

FCEUX standalone

D tier 79 and below

Jnes standalone

Bizhawk standalone (crashed)

Scores are visible in the picture at the top of this post. For a full breakdown, watch the video below.

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