Q: How do I find first party Nintendo roms?Ī: First party Nintendo roms have been removed from the website's internal search engine, but they are still indexed in Google. If you use Firefox, you're all set, but if you're on Chrome you'll have to right click the workaround script link, and hit "Save As.". Q: How do I download the roms from Emuparadise?Ī: You're gonna need to install TamperMonkey (Chrome) or GreaseMonkey (Firefox) and this script (credit to this post) to access to the alternate download links. In my case, because I live in Portugal and the website is blocked here, I use this for Chrome or this for Firefox, but I don't know if it works for anyone else. Most people here probably already know this, but despite the takedown rumors, Emuparadise is still up and running - plus you can still download everything it has ever been hosted there.įirst, it's possible that you might need a VPN/proxy/extension of some kind to access the website in your country in the first place, in case your government/ISP has blocked the address. I've never wrote anything like this and I'm not too sure I'm good at it, but I figured I should post something like this compiling the knowledge I've accumulated over the years for quick and easy access to everyone.
It deserves your support, and the ads are pretty non intrusive. Avoid Tampermonkey, they are not to be trusted (proprietary license and analytics).If you use an adblocker, consider deactivating it before using Emuparadise. If you need it for modern scripts or to write your own Violentmonkey is fine. If you need compatibility with old scripts your best choice is Greasemonkey. It was later ported to Firefox and Chrome. It's more lightweight in terms of resource usage than Greasemonkey and doesn't contain analytics code.
Violentmonkey started as an Opera extension (back when Opera was using the Presto engine and wasn't compatible with Chrome extensions). Tampermonkey started as Chrome's alternative to Greasemonkey (because the latter was only for Firefox). It's kind of heavyweight but very compatible with most scripts because it's the original. Greasemonkey is the original Firefox extension, the development slowed down/stopped when Firefox changed how extensions work, it was restarted later. It's important to know why the three exist.
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