can't get crusader of centy to start

[Zorlon]

I already answered that in post #6

The cursor was like that on the real console it's not an error, played this way way back in the day, when I really was scrapping the barrel for something to play, but turned out to be an ok game, not fantastic but was fun in alot of places once you get into it (Look out for Sonic the Hedgehog in this one, just a cameo)

[rmcin329]

oops sorry must have missed that. However I finally got fusion to work, apparently NOT configuring the bios for genesis(literally leaving a blank space) is what got it to start working

[Zorlon]

you do need the bios extracted,

like I said the bios is optional

was that not in post #6 also lol

[rmcin329]

i do have the bios extracted, but it still only works if the bios is not configured lol.

[Zorlon]

i do have the bios extracted, but it still only works if the bios is not configured lol.

Doesn't matter you don't need it anyway it's possibly just a bad bios image

[rmcin329]

maybe, its the one from the main site if you feel like checking

[Zorlon]

Not really

[treos]

No it wont cause any glitches, Usually Genesis roms are either .md .gen or .bin, all ya need to do is change the extension if need be.

I don't know if you like filters but Fusion has the best filter ever, xBR , makes games look so nice and HD, like try it with sonic and see just how nice it looks.

its so great xBR is used in all kinds of emulators now.

was reading through this thread and, assuming you meant the "filtered" video setting in kega fusion, no that doesn't look like HD. not if you have the "use NTSC aspect" setting on, if you have that on then turn on filtered then its just blurry. now if you untick "use NTSC aspect" so it has a bit more of a widescreen (would that be how PAL games originally look, widescreen? i never played that version of any game on a real console before so i wouldn't really know for sure.) look to it then yeah, it does look somewhat HD. actually...now that i'm comparing those settings, games look slightly stretched vertically with the NTSC aspect turned on o.O think i actually like it better with setup like that now.

sorry for going off topic, just thought i'd point those differences out.