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I think this baby deserves a spot in The Lounge.

I think (s)he wants to know if there are any Shaman King games for the PC. Frankly speaking I couldn't care less.

I've been searching these kind of sites myself as well, and the only good and reliable source I've found so far is the aforementioned Hardcore Gaming 101. Awesome site, I've spent hours reading the content in there.

Yeah, those who commit violence have been a few screws lose from Day 1; playing a violent video game doesn't suddenly make a healthy person snap and start killing.

Give the game a fighting chance, it's Prince of Persia after all. So what if it's cell-shaded? Just to remind you that in the modern Prince of Persia games, the prince has always ended up fighting against demons of sorts. Well, sand creatures.

Imagine the day when we finally get rid of Thompson. A man as paranoid and vindictive as him does no one any favors.

Taito F3 or CPS-2.

Well, I'm sure you're aware of Red Vs. Blue and the famous South Park episode at least. No, I'm not a machinima hobbyist, just throwing out examples.

I can just feel the love.

Have a good one or if you wish, a very ordinary one worthy of a mere "yay".

Comparing PC game performance to emulation performance is like comparing apples and oranges. GameCube emulation is too slow no matter what the hardware configuration on a 32-bit Windows. No top of the line graphics card will help that (ironically, the type of graphics card you have play pales in comparison to what is required from the CPU, since all the emulation is done by the CPU) With a 64-bit dual core CPU and a 64-bit operating system, you can use the x64 build of Dolphin, which will be a lot faster (cause it's using two cores) but that doesn't still make games that did not work properly before work better on the x64 version. Yes, people have managed to boot Twilight Princess on Dolphin, but AFAIK, since the emulation is lightyears from perfect, you'll either get something or a whole lot of nothing with the x64 build. Besides, if you don't know how to work with files you pirate, you shouldn't even be looking at emulation. Learn the basics first, then tackle emulation.

The regular MAME doesn't not have Kaillera in it. Games will have border unless you use a resolution exact or multiple of the original resolution or use stretching (note that stretching some games with non-standard resolution will cause the aspect ratio go haywire, naturally) Or then you just forgot to enabled fullscreen.

No. Please read the board rules. Also, don't revive thread that are over two years old because of stuff like this.

Well, it's sort of an informative update bump, so I'll let it slide this time.

I've always known that hello Kitty is made of awesome and win, but this just raised everything to new heights. To think that she actually lives in London...

MAME or FBA. make sure that you are using MAME sets. Yiy don't really need the universe BIOS, unless you really want to have a few extra things said BIOS gives. P.S. It's a lot more fun to play the arcade version than the AES version. Usually anyway.

I'm never going to bother with any other version than VBA-M, frankly speaking.

Isn't that the same with almost any game considered difficult these days? I mean sure, the games are hard as long as you fail to pay enough attention to how each enemy moves and attacks, and learn them inside out. When you finally master that, even Very Hard is that hard anymore.

Do you use nullDC's own graphics plugin, because what I'm seeing looks like you're using Chankast's plugin.

I missed that. He has been chastised now.

Somebody still goes around releasing yet another VBA custom build although VBA-M has more or less become the definitive version? Ok then.

For the brief period that I toyed with the earlier Beta, I had no issues, apart from extension compatibility. Seems faster and a lot more stable back then, too.

No, Do not ask for "stuff" on a public messageboard, and don't ask for people to take it to PMs either.

Sweetness. Now if only all my extension would be updated compatibility-wise. The changelog is impressive as well.

Being somewhat of a collector who likes to get his hands on every PS2 game that has some redeeming qualities, I know that feeling. I scourge through my local GameStops for possible great finds almost weekly.