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ElSemi released the preview version his new CPS-3 emulator. Get it here. Supported games are the six CPS-3 titles: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future Jojo's Venture / Jojo no Kimyouna no Bouken Street Fighter III 2nd Impact: Giant Attack Street Fighter III 3rd Strike: Fight for the Future Street Fighter III: New Generation Warzard / Red Earth

I am already messing with CPS3 on mame Runs at full speed on my old P4 3 gig I take it that you included Haze's CPS-3 code into your own build, yes? Good to know that the speed is fine.

1. Start nullDC 2. Choose File --> Normal Boot 3. Select the CD image file you want to boot, choose Open. 4. Profit. It doesn't get any simpler than that.

Now now children, play nice. You'll all get to have a go at CPS-3 soon enough. Then we can get some good statistics of what exactly is needed for smooth emulation. Patience is a virtue.

ElSemi's emulator is already available for beta testers, so things look good. A lot of things aren't emulated, but the games run. So yay.

Valkyrie Profile 2 -Silmeria- I have no say in the PC department since my computer just isn't fast enough.

No, but there a third party utility that's supposed to enlarge the screen at least double the original. EmuTalk had a thread about it and I don't remember the name of the program.

High and mighty promises often turn out to be just hot air, remember that. The nerve of these people is just astonishing. What's worse though is that some people buy all this big talk hook, line and sinker.

Very difficult to learn, I must say.

This quote alone makes me highly skeptical: It wasn't that long ago when EmuTalk busted another fake GameCube emulator. I don't think the PS2 is any different nowadays.

Makes me wonder where the Hawq came from.

Castlevania

Fatal, this is the HOT Chicks Thread. More proof that Fatal's taste in women is a completely different matter.

Try "xpadder" and click the first link. :/ Extensive use of what is called a "brain" is not prohibited in here. It's not the program that i want but the profile that he had uplpaded for us just to map the keys. and yes i tried to search. Ah, I see. Apologies, my bad. On a somewhat related note, is XPadder so hard to use that you need a profile made by someone else before you can even think of using it? Just asking.

Try "xpadder" and click the first link. :/ Extensive use of what is called a "brain" is not prohibited in here.

Exactly. a graphics "card" for a laptop isn't even a card per se, just a chip that connected to the motherboard. In most cases, the only way to remove an integrated graphics chip is to unsolder it. Not only does such a thing void your warranty, but it can destroy either the chip or the motherboard, unless you are very skilled in electronics. And it's not like you can just go to a store and aask for a new integrated graphics chip either. I refuse to call laptop graphics devices "graphics cards". On desktop computers, the graphics devices are *actual* graphics cards which can be replaced, because of the simple fact that desktop computers have more room for parts inside them.

SpekSNK always has the good stuff along with the MAME devs.

The culprit isn't hard to figure out. No integrated chip will work with Chankast, nor any Dreamcast emulator for that matter. Well, some integrated chips from ATI and Nvidia might be exceptions to this, but I haven't heard any statements from people who own said chips. Chips made by Intel are exceptionally poor for emulation, and are considered the worst by many. The problem is Intel's chips lack hardware T&L support which is essential for Dreamcast graphics emulation. So, the easiest solution to your problem is to get a decent graphics card. It doesn't even have to be particularly powerful.

Maybe not yet 10, but I don't think it's not too far from that. A long time no matter how you look at it.

Yeah, thanks. Mount the CD image, choose Run CD and the correct drive. With any luck the game should boot. You might need to download System Card files for the CD-ROM emulation to work correctly.

Only if you use a bootdisc.

MAME.dk was king back in its hayday, but nowadays several sites have taken its place. However, whoever tore MAME.dk down deserves a good spanking.

The Eminem Show. I'm not much of a rap fan, but I don't have said music genre with a passion either.

Iron Chef is great.

Every arcade system is worth a look, no matter how many ports there are.