Agozer

No, there are no graphics plugins or controller plugins you can download. Every plugin supported by nullDC is already included. Anyway, what kind of graphics hardware do you have? It's sounds like an integrated Intel chip to me. If that's the case, you can stop trying to get any Dreamcast emulator working properly. If I'm wrong, then you need to update your graphics card drivers.

Try VBA-M and never even think about switching to another emulator. Having said that, no GBa emulator does the link features perfectly, so don't feel bad if the link stuff in Pokemon games doesn't work the way you expect them to. Also, elaborate on "doesn't load".

Well, have you remember red to click Save Setting/Options every time you change the settings. Also, you have to restart the emulator and the game after you've made changes. And finally, you have to make sure that the game doesn't have even attempted to create any save files in the Battery folder (delete the file if the game has done so) and then you need to start the game from scratch. Final question: Are you trying to load a battery save, or a save state? There is a difference between the two. I'm asking because No$gba is notorious for crashing when you try to load save states.

I'm down with voting as soon as the categories start showing up. But yeah, old categories should do just fine, but I don't have the imagination to tell you if we need something extra (unless they're categories made simply "for teh lulz").

I love Call of Cthulhu, be that the novel or the game. However, please elaborate on this "RPG" version of it.

I got myself owned by the supposedly optional boss at Yukiko Castle, who appears after you've rescued Yukiko. God damn, that guy (?) was such a biatch... but I managed to beat him thanks to Beginner difficulty.

Persona 4, again. The game is such a stellar improvement over 3, and that's saying quite a bit since P3 was already great to begin with.

Nero's products read their own formats ragardless of the software version you use.

If the OpenGL2 plugin can't find the render-to-texture extension, that usually mens that your video card is old and doesn't support certain advanced OpenGL functions. PSX emulation with the most bell-and whistles enabled (i.e. most accurate emulation of the quicks found in the PSX graphics chip and co.) need a fairly beefy computer with a 2003-ish video card that properly supports OpenGL 2.0 (ATI Radeon 96(7)00 and up + equivalents). Of course, older versions of Pete's OpenGL plugin (especially the older non-OGL2 plugin), P.e.O.p.S Soft and Direct3D plugins work better with older graphics hardware.

You should always mount either CCDs or CUEs instead of the actual image files (unless we're talking about the plain ISO format) since some games contain more than one track of audio and/or data, so just mounting an image file only nets you the data on the first track. CUE and CCD files are information files and complement the actual disc image, telling what kind of a data structure the disc has and how it should be dealt with.

... ISO is a disc image file.

Use Pete's OpenGL2 plugin for best result as well as SPU Eternal 1.50 Beta 2 (I think). Note that Star Ocean 2 probably has a badly garbled title screen, but it goes away after you visit Options and come back.

You need to unpack the ECM, as it's a compressed format of sorts. Then you get the "proper" disc image file. Then you can mount it just fine. Why do you want to convert it to ISO anyway? For burning? PROTIP: Google for 'unecm'.

me jealous It's also considerable more difficult than Persona 3.

Persona 4. Finally. It's made of lol and win.

I've thought about doing that, but I don't think GameCop (not to mention the rest of the admins, who knows) would approve. :/

Less than 1% actually. In any case, yay for us?

Macademi WAsshoi! (currently playing) To Aru Majutsu no Index (currently playing) Kemeko DX! (currently playing) Kannagi (currently playing) Hidamari Sketch / Hidamari Sketch x365 Zettai Karen Children (currently playing) You can't go wrong with Girls Bravo Seasons 1 & 2 either.

You'll pull through. But yeah, sounds very much like kidney stones, and I'm no doctor.

You can't find something that does not exist. Yes, you'd better.

Nice try being funny.

What emulator? Are you using the keyboard or a gamepad?

tri-Ace sure knows how to come up with titles for new games. Nightshade / Kunoichi

Sounds very Chuck Norris-y (?). I'm bet I'm getting a call from a certain someone in the near future asking WTF was that.

1) Under what circumstances does this error message pop up? 2) I don't think so, but I could be wrong. No$GBA isn't exactly the epitome of complicated, though. In terms of GBA emulators, you should use VBA-M over anything else, but I haven't checked if it support solar sensor adjusting. In NDS terms, No$GBA is where it's at. 3) Try No Frills @ Pocket Heaven 4) Asking here or Googling 5) Master codes are codes that need to be enabled prior to enabling any other codes. 6) Depends on whether you want to group all your emulators and play each one just by using a single program (i.e. a frontend), or just play each emulator separately. Rather, define "flexible". 7) Only the gods of emulation know that, and only after you've asked enough questions to warrant a gag order.