Did you put a MAME emulator on the CD-R too. If not you will need a MAME emu to play the MAME roms

looks like it might be possible, the only thing that i'm not sure about is libSigC++1.2 the rest seems ok. Taken directly from the site posted above. ASC requires these libraries to build: 1. SDL 1.2 2. SDL Image 3. SDL Mixer 1.2 4. SDLmm 5. libSigC++ 1.2 6. Paragui 1.0.1 (optional)

these might help you if the game doesn't update the rosters itself http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/xbox/save/920177.html you will need a way to get the save to your harddrive though (obviously) an action replay, a modded xbox with ftp support, or just a usb adaptor to connect your pc and xbox contro...

I have x2vga, the quality is perfect. There are guides to making the cable you are talking about on http://www.xbox-scene.com however i think you need some other crap (special software/bios?) to use it, and I believe the compatibility is less. Whatever you do, DO NOT buy one of those unviseral vga b...

thanks for the update

I was just curious if Yabuse DC or Yabuse in general was still being worked on, since there has been any new info on the site for quite a while. Thanks and sorry if this has already been asked a million times.

One more thing about XBOX, especially if you want to run linux, get Neoya's X2VGA+ http://www.x2vga.com/ it is a bit priceey but worth it. (you can find it on ebay for less) Works about like the DC vga box. I have mine hooked up to a 21" CRT and it looks beautiful. (got the CRT for $25 at a yar...

believe it or not, yard sales. I bought two 21" crts for $25 a pop, both nice viewsonics. One I use with my mac mini the other switches b/n DC and XBOX.

Metropolis Street Racer, great racing game.

NeoCD does supoort saving, and yes you can save on some games, like metal slug. No save states. No it wont hurt your DC anymore than playing a real game would. and i think that http://www.neo-geo.com has a list of all the games for the cd system.

thanks for the update

I accidentally washed my sony ericsson, but after letting it dry out for a couple days it works fine again. Did you try to turn it back on after getting it wet before letting it dry? That may be the cause of your problem. I say give it at least a week to completely dry and then try again.

I do not think that the DC was ever pushed to its limits except for bleemcast.

I think it would have been great to see a developer like squaresoft, or rare really dig into the DC hardware.

yeah, I agree. It would blow people away to see a satrun emu on the DC actually running something at a decent speed, and the endianess problem must be solved for this to ever happen.

cool, thanks for the info.

you should do sbi to boot

ok, just thought that I would ask, as those new screens of games actually starting to run are very nice.

I know that version .0.0.8 (not released yet, but screenshots are up) of yabuse shows some actual games loading. Can the DC version do everything the PC version can at this point?

I know this has probably been brought up before, but I searched and couldn't find it so here we go (probably again :D ) Can the source to Superfamicast be altered to use something similar to snesadvance's (SNES emu for GBA) superdat file that speedhacks various games for optimal performance. I don't...

I did it correctly once, and then tried again recently with no luck. I don't know if that was XP service pack 2 or just me fudging up. Either way you don't get broadband speed, you get 33.6k which doesn't sound great, but it is a steady 33.6k with no drop offs, so it works well for any DC game you'd...