Agozer

Goodness, what a monstrous lip.

I don't remember one having to use System --> Start to run the emulator after selecting a disc image file via Normal Boot, but my memory may fail me. What game are you trying to play?

1. What you have is a single CDI file split into 14 smaller chunks, i.e. a split compressed archive, not 14 different CDI files. Extract the contents starting from the first file and the rest will follow suit automatically. 2. I don't see why not. 3. Yes, you can. Although many games take advantage of the N64 controllers analog stick for a reason - a keyboard is not analog, which can lead to some games being close to unplayable. 4. Depends on the game you are trying to play - I'm sure you are aware of this. From nullDC's (and the actual console's perspective) games are saved in VMUs. You need to make sure that you've enabled VMU for Controller Port A in Configure Plugins window before playing Look around the menus, get a feel of the emulator. It's not rocket science and it certainly won't make your computer explode if you fiddle with different options and see what they do.

Was this an emulator error message or an in-game error message? P.S. What do you consider the "latest" version of No$Gba?

Perhaps is just a quick of the game and the Makaron developer hasn't done anything about it. Still, you could just give it up and play the CPS-2 version of SFA3.

By not using Rice and getting a decent video card. Barring that, try Jabo's Direct3D6 plugin, because that is pretty much your only option. Maybe glN64 too. The problems you have have nothing to do with the emulator you use.

Plastic. I rarely handle cash these days. Plastic is just more convenient.

Ringu 1 and Ringu 2. Damn scary, I tell you.

There has been one reported case over here. So far anyway. Health officials are prepared, or so they maintain.

Red Arremer, Serious Mr. Karate, Goenitz, Shin Akuma, and Violent Ken are incredibly cheap. Red Arremer is the worst offender by far.

North Korea has never really played by the rules, and continues to bend the rules while pretending that nothing is their fault.

The stupidity of some politicians never ceases to amaze me.

Yeah, that's true, and IIRC, even the Wiimote is supposedly supported now. Still, the level of emulation is exactly staggering and you still need one beast of a system to see games running at decent speeds.

I have my old fat PS2 neatly tucked in its box. Said console has some issues with the laser, i.e. it takes a good while for it to boot PS2 DVDs, but after that, it works like a charm.

Wasn't the "Just Say No" campaign more or less a flop in the end?

GBA cartridge backup type has nothing to do with NDS games. You are still using the wrong NDS savetype. Make sure yo u save the emulation settings after changing them and reload the game.

Well, if you have telnet access to the router and its IOS, and there is already a Privileged Exec mode password set (this can be checked by trying to enter said mode via the 'enable' command from the lower User Exec mode), then AFAIK, the only way to reset the passwords is to clear the startup configuration file, effectively clearing all configurations made for that router (this includes all routing protocols, routing tables, IP addresses and subnet masks, et al.) - and reloading the entire IOS from factory settings. is this what you wish to do, or does the router actually have a critical role, in the sense that wiping everything would get you some serious flak? Of course, if you can't access the router IOS via telnet (asking for username/password on the go), you might as well be stuck.

Check my site and take a peek in the Data directory.

Another effect of moral panic. "politicians are headless chickens, lol"

What does this premium membership entail, exactly?

Not really bad, but still kinda bad. Just play Sunset Riders, and be happy. I haven't really found too many older lightgun games that are good.

Yahtzee FTW. Zero Punctuation wins.

The game's soundtrack is probably the best Street Fighter soundtrack I've ever listened to. It's awesome.

I'm still stuck under the big tree. Don't know where to go and too lazy to go thru a faq.... You need to find the four pinwheel crests in order to work the mechanism that opens the sealed door at the Kureha Shrine. Listen to what Mayu mumbles in her sleep to get some hints (approach her). PROTIP: The crests have the names of the four great houses in All God's Village - this will help you to pinpoint their general location. Plus, by the time you get to the big tree, you already [should] have one of them.

Judging by those error messages: 1. Your Neo-Geo BIOS isn't compatible with Kawaks, since it is missing sfix.sfix or the file is there but the CRC is different. 2. Your Breakers Revenge romset isn't a proper Kawaks romset for the same reasons as above. 3. Your Last Resort romset isn't a proper Kawaks romset for the same reasons as above. To my understanding, Kawaks uses the same sets as MAME, including the BIOS files. Blame your sources for not keeping their sets and BIOS file up to date.