well that would depend on if your vcr (and tv) is ntsc or pal...basically in north america and japan you want ntsc and most of the rest of the world uses pal (although i think germany uses both and im sure some other countries are split)

um, dont use the ip.bin for dreamsnes on any other emus...

differant resolution, differant refresh rates, and i think the reolution leads to a slightly differant aspect ratio, but could be wrong...

yeah, i saw a few beta n64 roms floating around (mostly from game show kiosks), but none are anything more than glitchy early versions of games (no differant levels or removed features or anything, just poor representations of games)... i wold like to see some of thye unreleased stuff like conker or...

Sintendo (both can't without)

no, sintendo works without a keyboard...in fact id say it works glortiously

In no way was the word GCN used well all the press releases that nintendo let out at space world referred to it as gcn (just as nintendo still is reffering to it as), and whether you saw it or not, it was in use at (and since) that time by the maker of the system, so even if you dont like it, too b...

hey, i call it gcn also 8^[
i dont know if ign calls it that, but thats what all the early nintendo press releases called it (all the spaceworld stuff) so i figured that like "psx", it doesnt make sense to me, but i guess it did to someone in the company, so thats what i called it...

use dchakker... just need to find a compiled version of it (for some reason i couldnt compile it under cygwin...)its basically a gui version of demomenu with added features like mp3 playback and i think jpg viewing

i know what he was talking about, i was just referring to those people above who were saying that since the source is gpled then titanium has to release it...why bother if it wont do you any good? on a similar subject, everyone knows that titanium did the example ports of both quake and defense comm...

um, but i thought you werent working in real life?

well even if you had the quakedc source, it would be almost useless seeing as how it would be one of those dreamcast sdk package things that dont make any sense to anyone without the dcwince sdk, so i dont see why anyone would be interested...

huey lewis and the news- hip to be square
styx- mr roboto
bee gees- stayin alive
dead or alive- you spin me right round
village people- macho man
donna summer- hot stuff
men at work- i come from a land down under
weather girls- its raining men
vapors- turning japanese
men without hats- saftey dance

Isn't true that Bleem could have been developed to play all PS games on the DC. They simply did a disk a game for money and coping purposes. If so then I think it could be possible. um, no...randy explained this to me in a pm before, and i hope i get it all right, but if he sees this im sure hed be...

no, renaming will not make any changes to the rom so there would be no way for speed to change... as for fig roms running faster, i think i was the first one to point this out way back in the day,. but ill reinterate that in fact all the fig roms on my disc (all four of them 8^] ) DO run at a very g...

actually it does run relatively well... minus sound and in a window it runs just as fast (and in many cases faster) as some of the more well known emus (nesterdc, dreamsnes, etc) and it doesnt really suffer from any slowdown when put into fullscreen (although it does have that flickering bug), so id...

hey crt0, see my other post in this forum...i think i have figured out this prob...

ok, i got wolf3d yesterday, so went ahead and burned the full version and everything and it booted fine... then after playing on the dc for a while i started playing it on my pc (for gthe sound) and i noticed that a configuration file was created (CONFIG.WL6)... my bet here is that the people who ar...

cant get the quake mods as image files since they require the full version files to work (well simpsonsquake does... not sure what the hell the other one is, but it more than likely does as well, never heard of a demo-mod)..

well quake uses wince so its impossible to swap in a disc, but as for the others theres nothing preventing it (and it is already implemented for doom2), but as most people like to avoid swapping discs, it does sort of make sense to put all the files on one disc (besiedes, when i had wolf, it was on ...

mamed is just a port of mame so it supports neo geo as well, but due to the dcs ram limitations only a couple of the small roms work...