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Again, some areas were more affected than others - especially the first area with all the insects flying around. At the time I thought it was because I had to turn SPEEDHACKS to ON in the config. One last thing: I played Actraiser 2 before this and it had a more common slowdown with a lot of enemies on screen. (there is a red mouse thing, a moveable statue and 2 spikey blocks bouncing around) when I find a way to attach it or upload it somewhere, I'll post the link.(what do you all normally use?) It's in the same dungeon room as the movie. I also have a save state for the interested.

Recorded Video which clearly shows speed change. I have never seen the snes9x.exe process above 4%, also during the slowdown. Is there an issue with dual cores I have missed? That was a single core AMD X64 i remember, all specs lower than this one. I have played Zelda in the past on Snes9x 1.43 and I can't remember having this problem. I can swing any other weapon, from boomerang to hookshot to flame rod to sword with the shooting star thing without any effect on speed - the sword effect should be a lot "heavier" than the arrow, right? With the 2 knights there chasing me, no effect at all, but at the bridge it is very noticeable. For example the area above the bridge in the light world with all the rocks is affected, and also any dungeon, but not the area below link's house. this happens - noticeable anyway - with 1 or more enemies moving around. this happens using default settings (i have deleted config and after restart snes9x immediately loaded a state) this happens with any emulation speed - both slower and faster speeds. I have had no crashes or other glitches whatsoever with the rom. dual core >2ghz, 3.2 GB ram, 8800GT video card.

I'm running XP - specs should be good I guess. Then, every movement slows down to about half speed until the arrow hits.

I'm playing Zelda:lttp again and it pretty much works fine, until I want to fire arrows. This is probably the 100.000th "slow" question but please bear with me because it's pretty specific.