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There is not a PS2 nor a Xbox emulator out there so you will have to buy the console or you'll have to wait.Quote:
Originally Posted by EGGO
N64 : http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/n64/
Gamecube : http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php...e/dolphin.html
N64 - well check out the Guides in this section, but generally PJ64 (I guess you figured out you can't just pop in a N64 cart LOL)Quote:
Originally Posted by EGGO
GameCube - Dolphin will run a few games full speed but not great compatability at the mo, but no you can't just get a GameCube disc and run it from a PC drive
PS2 - Nothing worth getting excited about just yet
X-Brick - Nothing worth getting excited about just yet
one you didn't mention is Dreamcast that seems to be comming alone very well
A DC emu called Chankast runs very well and full speed with alot of games.
On a side not alot of the games for the DC are still being made in Japan and alot of the older DC games have been remade for X-Brick and GameCube, prolly PS2 aswell,
This one will also not run orginals, but it will run selfboots CD Images or CD-R's, there are some people that can run none boot games with a Utopia boot CD Image or CD-R aswell
A PC can't directly read a Dreamcast disc as they are not simple compact disc's but GD-Roms, but can be dumped to a PC through a method that isn't that diff from the method used to dump GameCube games, whats beter is that you can put the ripped data on a CD-R and play it either through the emu chankast or through a unmodded DC depending on th year it's made if you have a US DC, Euro ones never had protection like that though :P
EGGO, emulating!? We're all doomed! I should stop spamming up this thread at some point.
Yeah I'm back and this is the first time I have ever seen spam last so long in one thread in this section :P
I'll just be glad when this is no longer needed so I can finally unsticky it :D
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Originally Posted by Ziegfried
Thanks Zorlorn. At first I was thinking about PJ64, but the description said nothing about Windows XP (hence the specification of the OS used).
I did forget about Dreamcast didn't I? I'm going to try that, though.
First you insult a member, then you take my friend Hayase's work and put it in your sig after putting right on her site that "No matter what, do not use my images."Quote:
Originally Posted by Arwen
Not off to a great start.
EGGO
N64 emulation while patchy in places is not too bad at the moment.
I personally would suggest to you project 64 and 1964
with project 64 there is a sp1 patch for it that does help with performance (never had the opprotunity to test it without so i can;t tell)
1964, two versions that may be of interest 0.8.5 and 0.9.9
these two tend to be the best.
Another problem that you may run into is plug-ins, sometimes you have to do a fair bit of fiddling with plug-ins, while not many games have problem with sound some do with graphics. I would recommend the following graphics plug-ins
Jabos. (newest
Rices Video 5.60
Glide 64 v0.7 ME SP8 (newest version available, have to check myself sometime)
Glide 64 requires a thing called a glide wrapper for your graphics card in case its not a voodoo card.
Generally the case is that one of these three plug-ins tend to do the trick.
phew. I need a drink.
I keep getting a connection closed by server error when trying to create a thread anywhere :S
A problem with the forums, hopefully it will be sorted soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattP
This weekend my PS2 is getting fixed and I'm downloading games as hell now :P
But some games have Multi4 or Multi5 in the name and I'm wondering what it means. Is it a release group or does it need some to get burned on a special way( can't think of any special way's but it could be an option :P ) ..
anyways , I hope someone can make it clear for me .
All that means is that the game is multi-language, and that it's Pal. There's no special burn method for these. As long as you can play Pal games, you're set.
Hey guys, i have a problem with the VGS emulator (for psx)...
I"m on Windows XP, and for some games such as Chrono Cross and Xenogears, the audio is somewhat screwed up: in CC, the background noise is missing (i.e when you move the stones waaay at the beginning of the game - there's is no splash - and at other times too), and in XG, whenever it's my turn in a battle, the game makes an awful 'pixelated' noise. It lasts for less than 2 seconds, but it comes up quite frequently, as battles normally take several turns to complete...
There also some other games with ~slight~ problems, but they are bearable...
So if anyone has any tips, please don't be shy! ; )
Could someone tell me how to set this up?? I don't know anything about BIOS or anything like that... I just want to play Lunar and Lunar 2... and I need to know how to set this all up... please help...
If you dont have the bios get them hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Evanescenceb_91
If you have them, well, im sorry i cant help... i dont do Sega CD emulation.
Lunar and Lunar 2 are also on PSX. :)
(The official names aren't really Lunar and Lunar 2, but i know alot of people wich refers to it...)
So, what emulator are you using?
Edit->Or wanting to use...
For PSX, I suggest ePSXe.
For Sega/Mega CD, I suggest Gens.
I have the Gens and i have the game... which BIOS do I dowload and where DO I put them and all that stuff?? How do I run the file/??? Thnx for your help btw