Just out of curiosity, could there be some possibility of using those remotes? I have one, myself. Would it be feasable to write a program that allows you to test the input received when each button is pressed and display it on screen or transfer it through the coder cable or whatever? Could it then...

Quite right. There will be a DVD-quality (or close to it) rip soon enough. And, even if he doesn't release it on DVD, it's still going to be out on VHS sooner than 2004, still, right? Like Episode One?

Hmmm, is it really a good idea to stick a screen saying it is Sega licensed and the DCEmulation logo in the same image? I'd be careful with that one...

theultimatechuff, that has to be the scariest graphic I have ever seen. Someone had WAAAY too much free time on their hands when they made that... actually, they probably had more than free time on their hands...

1024x768 - 15" Monitor
800x600 - 14.1" Monitor
1024x768 - 17" Sony Trinitron (Oh, I love that thing...)

Yeah, as a matter of fact there is a way to burn them to the same disc. Check out Dreamcast Factory at http://krypt.dyndns.org:81/dcfactory/ , which you can download and configure to take nester dc, your favorite theme, and all the ROMs you want to use and merge them to one burnable file in a variet...

Okay, Wagh, this has been bothering me. Who is that girl in your sig and where did she come from?

Okay, this will be ridiculously hard for me to do, and I don't think I really want to list the games. It would take pages upon pages. As far as consoles are concerned..... Atari 2600 Atari 7800 Atari 400 Atari 130XE Sega Master System Nintendo Entertainment System Sega Genesis Model 1 Sega Genesis M...

lol, thanks for reposting my answer

Alright, come on, the Click series is designed for beginners in game development, and is capable of making some really powerful games and applications if you bother to take the time. And yes, there are no applications like MMF that can create apps for the Dreamcast, Prodigy was simply asking if ther...

Alright, not really related to the question, but it IS Toejam & Earl, and I can't help myself. Has anyone else seen some of the new information on it? They've managed to make it fully 3D, yet retain the random maps and dropping levels of the first game. Also, anyone else pissed they moved to Xbo...

Not necessarily. It could be used for the purpose of warez, but it doesn't have to be.There are many disks out there that let you boot imports on your Dreamcast, and the Dreamcast already allows for loading of CD-Rs, and all that stuff. The boot disk available for the PSX simply enables these featur...

Okay, I just want to clear a few things up about Multimedia Fusion/Click and Create/The Games Factory/Klik 'n Play (They renamed the damn program every time they added to it, rather than just change a version number). They are not a real programming language. Think of it as a fusion of Microsoft Pow...

From what I've heard, both the Zelda games from the Nintendo 64 will be ported over to the Gamecube, possibly as a collection. Again, this is just a rumor, as far as I know.

Alright, I don't like to take sides, but come on, don't bash the PS2. There must be some good if the weekly sales of the PS2 are more than twice the weekly sale of the GameCube and Xbox combined. And even with shortages, Sony sold more PS2s in the first three months after release than either GameCub...

Ahhhh... Comfortable conversation. Final Fantasy. I've been playing the series since around '90 when the first one came out here (second game I got for the NES. Anyone else still have the strategy guide?). I've played each and every one of them. Personally, I really enjoyed VIII. It is one of my fav...

I'm definately going to have to say Windows 98SE. I really can't stand Windows XP with all of it's damn automation and wizards. Stick me on a command prompt and I am better off. It really is sad, no one has a clue about computers beyond the standard point and click. There is a flood of little script...

Okay, personally I don't care for Windows XP all that much. I believe it is a bit bloated (which I know is true for Windows in general, but still) and that it tries to be too user friendly. I run 98se, and on systems where I need NT, I run Win2k. It may just take a while to get used to XP, but until...

brain_donor wrote:(BTW, is that noodleboy in your avatar?)

You'd better believe it. Good ol' Happy Noodle Boy. Can't beat Jhonen Vasquez. Invader Zim FOREVER!.... Okay, outburst there... sorry...

There is a PS boot disk, called PS-X-Change or something like that (check out http://www.liksang.com) which works in place of a mod chip. From my understanding though, we can't burn our own boot disks. The data scanned to check for an original and the country code is intentionally placed outside of ...