The Cheat-Out: Save states are for champs.

[Grouch]

Retroarch is a little beyond the typical frontend you are familiar with .

It uses libretro cores for kinda whatever, not just emulation .

RA gives you so much control its scary, if you want it set up the way you want it Grouch let me know, your jaw will be on the floor in amazement soon enough ,

Its not complicated to set up if you do it right, http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/

pick your system and grab the archive on the bottom that says latest_RetroArch_full and we will go from there.

done

BTW its way better than MESS, MESS is a pain in the ass thats more complicated than it needs to be.

I only used mess years ago for the atari 7800 because I couldn't find a good emu for it at the time.

[Warrior]

Where's my coffee?

RIGHT HERE BUDDY!

[Ness]

Yall muthafuckas need jesus

[Warrior]

Yall muthafuckas need jesus

Whoever plays this shit need Jesus seriously,

[Ness]

Whoever plays this shit need Jesus seriously,

I could have gone without watching that

[Gypsy]

Certain types of discs like the PS2 CD Rom will not work if you use a skip dr on it otherwise the device is fine, iv saved plenty of tore to fuck discs from pawnshops and the like with it that normally would not run so ya Gyps hate of the thing is unjustified .

Ya need to know whats fixable with it and whats not otherwise you are going to have a bad time.

Wrong yet again. Your positive experiences simply can not outweigh almost everyone elses negative experiences . The amount of discs I've encountered with the marks of that beast that don't play is staggering. It's a disc murdering device just like many automated ones that have mechanical parts. There are very few machines I would run a disc through. Of course, not scratching your media in the first place helps.

[Gypsy]

Retroarch is a little beyond the typical frontend you are familiar with .

It uses libretro cores for kinda whatever, not just emulation .

RA gives you so much control its scary, if you want it set up the way you want it Grouch let me know, your jaw will be on the floor in amazement soon enough ,

Its not complicated to set up if you do it right, http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/

pick your system and grab the archive on the bottom that says latest_RetroArch_full and we will go from there.

You know what else is awesome? Actually buying media.

That is pretty cool though, I looked into it last night.

[Sprung]

I sure did miss Mass Effect.

[Gypsy]

Wrong yet again. Your positive experiences simply can not outweigh almost everyone elses negative experiences . The amount of discs I've encountered with the marks of that beast that don't play is staggering. It's a disc murdering device just like many automated ones that have mechanical parts. There are very few machines I would run a disc through. Of course, not scratching your media in the first place helps.

What I'm saying here is that if you really have to try to fix a disc it's worth doing your research on disc repairing machines. Odds are SOMEWHERE in your area has a good one and charges $2-3 a disc for repairs. There is one in my area that can even do Gamecube games which is a big issue for a lot of machines.

[Gypsy]

I sure did miss Mass Effect.

How long were you out in the cold?

[Sprung]

How long were you out in the cold?

Seemed like forever. Probably more like 4 months.

[Gypsy]

http://www.retrogamescollector.com/r...y-in-jeopardy/

[Sprung]

Found I had a couple bucks left in my psn wallet. Bought Sonic Adventure because I'm too lazy to round up my Dreamcast cables.

[Gypsy]

A little delusional but I liked it.

[Warrior]

I could have gone without watching that

Hey you decided to click on it not me