Hi everyone, new to the scene with 1 question
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Hi everyone, new to the scene with 1 question
Basicly ive always loved Dreamcast but I havent played videogames in a long time. I stumbled upon this emulation thing, but im not the greatest with computers and technology.
What im trying to do is be able to play the games: X-men (arcade game), Simpsons (arcade game) and Magical Drop 2 or 3.
Whats the best way for me to do this? If at all. Remember im new and know nothing. Ive read some stuff but im a bit confused.
thanks in advance!
What im trying to do is be able to play the games: X-men (arcade game), Simpsons (arcade game) and Magical Drop 2 or 3.
Whats the best way for me to do this? If at all. Remember im new and know nothing. Ive read some stuff but im a bit confused.
thanks in advance!
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i think theres a single game emu for the Simpsons (not sure) and you can play Magical Drop 2 via a NeoCD emu (you'll need to find an iso for this not a rom) or via SNES emulation.
edit - X-men is is also a single game emu.
edit - X-men is is also a single game emu.
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quick forum serch revealed that the single game emus are based on MAME 0.36b16
(which is important as you'll need to acquire roms which are required for that version of MAME ie you'll need a dat and something like Romcenter to check them with)
there appear to be versions at sbiffy to use with Selfboot Inducer so that would mean roms on the same disk, the emu would selfboot, you could maybe put them both on the same disk, and you won't need a boot disk.
that's about as much as i got, hopefully someone else will jump in.
i've never tried these single game emus myself
hope this helps some.
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(which is important as you'll need to acquire roms which are required for that version of MAME ie you'll need a dat and something like Romcenter to check them with)
there appear to be versions at sbiffy to use with Selfboot Inducer so that would mean roms on the same disk, the emu would selfboot, you could maybe put them both on the same disk, and you won't need a boot disk.
that's about as much as i got, hopefully someone else will jump in.
i've never tried these single game emus myself
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hope this helps some.
PS. forum search is your friend...
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eh, no.
read the tutorials at sbiffy
an sbi file is a compressed emulator (and the relavent files and dirs) without the roms
Selfboot Inducer (Sbinducr.exe) decompresses the .sbi and gives you various options to burn it to a disk, like creating a .nrg file for use in nero (.sbi files are actually .zip files with a different extension if you rename it you can look inside, maybe you'll find a readme.txt) it also allows you to put more than one emu on a disk with a kind of frontend type thingy.
you don't need MAME 0.36b16 on the disk, i put that in a reference, you need roms that were compatable with MAME 0.36b16 when it came out (as that the MAME rom set may have changed quite a bit since then)
you could possibly extract a dat from MAME 0.36b16 (if you can find it on the net) using Romcenter ( http://www.romcenter.com/ ) this would allow you to check any rom you've already got or downloaded against what's required.
http://www.logiqx.com/ has tools for 'taking roms back in time' if you catch my drift
(altering the sets so they run on older emus)
read the tutorials at sbiffy
an sbi file is a compressed emulator (and the relavent files and dirs) without the roms
Selfboot Inducer (Sbinducr.exe) decompresses the .sbi and gives you various options to burn it to a disk, like creating a .nrg file for use in nero (.sbi files are actually .zip files with a different extension if you rename it you can look inside, maybe you'll find a readme.txt) it also allows you to put more than one emu on a disk with a kind of frontend type thingy.
you don't need MAME 0.36b16 on the disk, i put that in a reference, you need roms that were compatable with MAME 0.36b16 when it came out (as that the MAME rom set may have changed quite a bit since then)
you could possibly extract a dat from MAME 0.36b16 (if you can find it on the net) using Romcenter ( http://www.romcenter.com/ ) this would allow you to check any rom you've already got or downloaded against what's required.
http://www.logiqx.com/ has tools for 'taking roms back in time' if you catch my drift
(altering the sets so they run on older emus)
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I think the Simpsons and X-Men SGAs both allow for some fiddling with the emulation settings. I don't recall all the best settings, but if you search the forum archives, you'll probably find some hints. As I recall, they have a special Dreamcast-specific video mode that's significantly faster (though a bit buggy) and also the option for underclocking the emulated CPU(s).
The Simpsons emulation was always a little disappointing to me, but I recall getting X-Men to run pretty close to perfect (I can't remember if that was with or without sound). It's been a while since I've played around with the arcade emulators, though. I've always meant to create a whole disc of MAME and SGA stuff.
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The Simpsons emulation was always a little disappointing to me, but I recall getting X-Men to run pretty close to perfect (I can't remember if that was with or without sound). It's been a while since I've played around with the arcade emulators, though. I've always meant to create a whole disc of MAME and SGA stuff.
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"As I recall, they have a special Dreamcast-specific video mode that's significantly faster (though a bit buggy) and also the option for underclocking the emulated CPU(s). "
Hmm. Well their are a lot of options that you can tweak in the emulators. But I have no clue what if any im supposed to move to make it run better. If anyone knows id love to find out.
Hmm. Well their are a lot of options that you can tweak in the emulators. But I have no clue what if any im supposed to move to make it run better. If anyone knows id love to find out.