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Here's a little sneak peak at our first product review which is the R4DS! The R4DS is a next generation slot-1 flashcard for the Nintendo DS Lite. It uses a microSD for memory so you can play your backup games, videos, music, homebrew, and more. We apologize for the video quality. We're using 2 different cameras and the next couple videos will have much more superb video. Thanks to ModMyDS.com for the product. - UPDATED EMULATION/GAMING NEWS WILL BE POSTED BELOW -

http://www.mgbr.net is a good place to start

Just stay out of trouble. Enough said.

Incase you're all wondering why I haven't posted in this thread yet, I have been busy searching for ideas myself. However, I've read many of your comments, and I appreciate all the time and effort everyone has took to think them out. I'll soon be replying to everyones ideas starting this weekend. Thank you all, it means a lot! P.S. If you still have ideas, feel free to continue posting them.

It's been an interesting year so far with breaking forum records on 1Emulation, but slower than usual posting activity. We're ready to change that for good. In the coming weeks you'll see changes that'll razzle and dazzle your mind. Currently, we're working on a new forum layout to blend in with the recent changes in the gaming scene. Also, I personally have started taking some money out of my back wallet to fund some new exciting exclusive 1Emulation material to soon be seen. Stay tuned! More announcements will be posted soon. - 1Emulation Staff P.S. We only ask 1 favor in return, post as much as possible on the forums and make some new and exciting threads for us to discuss about it. We will even give you a token of our appreciation.

The tutorial now includes Linux support for patching your Nintendo DS homebrew to use with the latest slot-1 flashcards. Our DLDI tutorial is the only tutorial that you will find that supports all three top operating systems: Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. It includes step by step picture and text instructions for you to start playing homebrew on your DS today! You can read it here: Mooney's Complete Guide to DLDI! Please contact Mooney if any of his info is wrong, or if you have a suggestion on something he should add! »» Nintendo DS Forum (Includes more great tutorials!)

Glad to see we finally hit over a 100 pages in this thread. Welcome back Sultan! It's great to see you here again!

The tutorial now includes Mac OS support for patching your Nintendo DS homebrew to use with the latest slot-1 flashcards. It also now includes patching with the Win32 command line version and right click version. You can read it here: Mooney's Complete Guide to DLDI! Please contact Mooney if any of his info is wrong, or if you have a suggestion on something he should add! »» Nintendo DS Forum (Includes more great tutorials!)

L.P. is the license plate on the vehicle.

No disrespect Gordone, but Devia Eleven stated this thread is only for requests made by him, unless he says otherwise.

Posted on 1Emulation News: http://www.1emulation.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=21429

Thanks to Devia Eleven, we now have a custom signature image request thread only for 1Emulation message board members! Make sure to request your FREE custom signature image today! «« Devia Eleven's Signature Request Thread »» Example Signatures made by Devia Eleven: // Related Forums // »» Anime and Art Forum Description: Talk about Naruto, Inu Yasha, Bleach and all kinds of Anime. Don't forget to post all your favorite illustrations, animations, and sprites here as well!

It's reserved for only staff members. That reminds me... maybe we should make a news submission forum.

Moved to Site News & Updates

They all look beautiful! Keep up the great work. If you got the time, maybe you can create a thread so that members can request you to make custom sigs for them.

"The Founding Fathers" (of gaming emulation) I remember back in '05 (or was it late '04?) when 1Emulation was going "legit b' quick" and I was acquainting myself with all the current emulation authors. We were trying to get a radio show going and I would try to message Keith (Owner of EmuFanatics / Admin of Emulation64) about different emulator authors I should ask. The problem was that I really wasn't familiar with anyone. That was a huge problem and so I began downloading emulators and looking through the readme files incorporated with each to try to figure out who was who. It took me a while to gather a list together and Keith also had a great interview section, which is still available at Emulation64 that helped a great deal. Anyways, I was looking for an easy (as anybody would) to try to get as much information about each emulator author as possible. Keith's section helped, but I forgot about another site. That was the EmuCelebs website by Consollection. Although, even if I checked it 2 years ago, it would have been 3 years out of date; however, it would have helped tremendously. Now the site is 5 years out of date which it's a shame it hasn't got an update since. Infact, one person listed there, the webmaster of ConsoleEmul died a few years back (car accident if I recall). I believe we covered the story if anyone remembers or can find the thread. Hopefully, someone will the update site one day. I really recommend you "die hard" emulation fans to take a look at the website to see who the founding fathers of the emulation scene were. It covers the webmasters of many early emulation sites, news posters, emulator authors, and more. I'm sure there are a lot of people missing from the site, but it sure seems they got a good chunk. Many of these people I never had the chance to talk to and very little of them still remain active. Also, you NeoGeo fans who came in during that 1Emulation era will recognize Billy Jr. with his picture and bio listed there. Infact, I believe I saw the EmuCelebs website first in 2002 because of him and his NeoGeo rom dumping controversies. (KOF 2002, CTHD2003, etc.) Lastly, I know Keith has been in the emulation scene far longer than myself (he posts and visits here occasionaly). Miskie (Server Administrator) is also a veteran too. I also am good friends with Kojote, owner of PDRoms, but unfortunately I haven't spoken with him for a while. Oh, I'm probably forgetting a ton of people, but I suggest you all one day have a talk with one of these fella's I have mentioned and on the website (or an emulation veteran). You'll learn a lot. »» http://www.emu-celebs.consollection.com/

You're just about right. I am happy with 1Emulation's success, but at the same time, I find it unpleasurable how long it has took to get this far in the game. I would like to expand faster, but I've lost most of my patience in the process. DCEmu's success has probably been the biggest shocker for just about any webmaster, including myself. Wraggster is just a machine with his news posting skills and he knows how to grab an audience that includes many new and inspiring emulator authors. Emulator's for the PC are almost dead when it comes to popularity. Everybody's most watched PC emulator is probably PCSX2 at the moment. The only reason why it isn't bigger than it already is the FPS issue. And lastly, the GameCube, DreamCast, and XBOX emulators just don't update enough. Many of the projects get an update only 2-5 times a year. If they do update frequently, it's just not enough to gather a new breed of emulation fans. So yes, you're right, the best option for the emulation scene is to NOT simply focus emulating on the personal computer, but other consoles. That's the next step, and all I can say is: I'm working on it. If anything is for sure, this will be the year that I'll be working the hardest on 1Emulation's success. And if it doesn't prevail, then it can very well be the last. Just remember (to all reading), I haven't given up yet.

First, we hit over 200,000+ posts this year. Now this .... after many years, we finally have had over 10,000+ members registered on 1Emulation. This is a big milestone for all of us and we'd like to thank everyone who was a part of this great spectacle. - 1Emulation Staff

Today we announce a new affiliate of 1Emulation: GamersGalaxy! GamersGalaxy is a very unique gaming website which has a professional comic (much better than 1Emulation's Carl) twice weekly, a reknown PSP magazine (PSP Galaxy), gaming news, and a message board. »» GamersGalaxy (Check out their website!)

A simple google search gave me a few results: http://www.google.com/search?q=Assert+fail...sel.c+line+3162 Let me know if you find your answer or not.

That's what happens when you spoil yourself in emulation. Of course, you owned all the dreamcast games you downloaded, but don't you agree it would have been better focusing on one game at a time?

Who said it was supposed to be a funny comic? Is all the anime you watch funny? Are all the comics you read funny? Let's just say this comic is dramatic, but definitely not depressing. Although, it depends on how each and everyone of us perceives things and how our current state of mind is. I wonder how you're generally feeling right now?

Emo? What the hell does that mean? EDIT: Ah... emo = emotional. Yes, I'm crying every night. But remember Drake, only YOU can make this a better place. If not, Carl's 6th week of destruction is on its way.

Shouldn't do what? Am I missing something here?

Why does it make you feel depressed?