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Spammer so nuked and blacklisted.

The OST has been out for a while (has a remake of Eternal Wind and The Black Mages version of The Last Battle), but I haven't heard anything about a full arranged soundtrack. Battle 2 is teh sex, so I'd imagine that any arranged version of it is awesome.

Origins actually has more tracks than Dawn of Souls in their respective OSTs (official ones). I took a look at both Origins and Dawn of Souls and I didn't see any tracks in Dawn of Souls that Origins wouldn't have. Both have have five tunes for Final Fantasy I (Inside a Boss Battle, Battle Scene, Boss Battle A/B, Last Battle) and seven for Final Fantasy II (Battle Scene 1/2, Battle Scene A/B, Boss Battle A/B, Last Battle). or then I'm still missing something.

I think mine was something like 0.3x My computer was so pathetic that I didn't really use MAME much.

I'm using selfboot images. I don't own a Dreamcast so... Haven't encountered a single problem yet.

Ah, I see, sorry for missing the point. Personally, I don't think there's an easy solution, but then again, I could be wrong.

Please refrain from replying if you can't help. OP: To my understanding, there are no XORs for HSFII now that MAME has full CPS-2 encryption emulation. I don't know how recent BenderMAMEOX you are using, but it's quite clear that the XORs are missing.

Why exactly would he get flamed for asking? http://caesar.logiqx.com/php/emulator.php?id=finalburnalpha

MDG2 support was removed from those after all.

It was all FMV games back then with barely any interactivity in them. The actors were horrible. The good thing was that the jaguar didn't have too many of these games in its library, compared to other CD-based consoles.

the one I posted yes You can stop trying to get it to work then. No integrated chip (especially one made by Intel; unfortunately the worst kind) will work with Chankast. If you had one made by ATI or Nvidia, then you might have a chance. Either way, Chankast doesn't like integrated graphics chips. No hardware T&L support, so you're flocked. Is nulldc the same in regards to integrated chips? It might as well be.

I think all the Atari consoles sucked ass. Though this is based on the fact that at some point in time, I've owned practically every computer they ever made. From a 600XL to a Falcon, with my 1040 STE being my fav. The consoles paled in comparison to what the computers had to offer, even in games. The Jaguar was that bad. I believe it would have been better if they had upgraded it to CD-ROM drive. Atari later released CD-ROM addon to the Jaguar, similar to what Sega did with the 32X, with almost equally poor results. Didn't really help much, as the games still sucked ass.

At least the 3DO was better than the CD-i. As far as Atari is concerned, their best console is still the Atari 2600. The Atari 5200 was once again hampered by serious design flaws (lovely controllers, don't you think?) and the thing was hueg liek teh xbox.

the one I posted yes You can stop trying to get it to work then. No integrated chip (especially one made by Intel; unfortunately the worst kind) will work with Chankast. If you had one made by ATI or Nvidia, then you might have a chance. Either way, Chankast doesn't like integrated graphics chips. No hardware T&L support, so you're flocked.

The Jaguar has a near worthless library of games, and for Atari to ship a 3 button controller with the console is unforgivable when the SNES set the standard to 6 buttons the year prior. It didn't help much when Atari released a 6 button controller, because by that time the console was pretty much forgotten already. Then Atari as a console maker and a game developer crumbled under the mistakes it had done in the past. Heh, the Jaguar was supposed to be the first 64-bit console.

You wouldn't happen to be trying to run Chankast on that laptop of yours?

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time I still haven't finished it, but that game is beyond awesome. It was one of those games that kept the N64 afloat after the PlayStation was launched. Also, Majora's Mask.

R.A.G.E. was good for its time, but let's face it: it was designed for DOS and has been dead a long while. Still, it was an excellent emulator, it was made by the guys who made the original NeoRAGEx after all. There's really no incentive to use it anymore. MAME and other arcade emulators have gone past it ages ago.

Processor: AMD Athlon 64 3000+ @ 2.04 GHz OS: Windows XP Home (Finnish) Memory: 512 MB DDR Video Card: ATI RADEON 9800 Pro 128MB HDD: 160 GB Logitech Wireless Desktop keyboard + mouse Logitech Z-3 speaker system (2.1)

:/ How can you overlook something like that? Propeller Arena fails in nullDC. It's quite well known.

Define "won't run".

Bleach is ace. Kenichi is awesome too. Among the more recently started series, Claymore, Hayate no Gotoku, Seto no Hanayome and Nanoha StrikerS are excellent.

Is your VMU completely empty? The message relates to saving, but I don't remember the exact details of it. Post a screenshot if possible, since that would help.

Same here. The Turtles were pretty badass, along with the Transformers. no wait Captain Planet. The power was mine.

Because Chankast became pretty much worthless after nullDC was released.