rememberthe8bit
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Awesome! This will give me an excuse to try out all those PCEngine games. ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Exophase said:exophase@gmail.com :>jimid2 said:So Exophase, let me be the first to ask: What's your Paypal address? You've earned a couple pints on me!![]()
Your (virtual) cheque is in the (e-)mail!
I too hope you can extend this great emu to support CD-ROM at some point. Thanks again Exophase!
Isn't the CD version "Super Air Zonk"? Super Air Zonk is actually a sequel or re-imagining of Air Zonk, and it's inferior to the original in most ways... Super Air Zonk doesn't actually have any parallax scrolling, which would explain why it runs so well in gp2xengine. The HuCard Air Zonk is quite unplayable...Eclipse said:well, i've finished Bonk III on gp2xengine and it has no issues, CD version, don't know about the hu-card.
Same for Air Zonk, CD version runs fine on gp2xengine too
btw this emu is faster, have slots for savestates and it's nicer to use, with CD support and all will be a truly killer app on gp2x
Sell it! Seriously. You'll actually get quite a bit of cash. Haha and you can use it for the Pandora! auction1DaveC said:I wonder how much I could get for my TurboExpress on eBay![]()
geise69 said:Sell it! Seriously. You'll actually get quite a bit of cash. Haha and you can use it for the Pandora! auction1DaveC said:I wonder how much I could get for my TurboExpress on eBay![]()
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Haha and remember, when you set up a bid make sure you put RARE! Everything is RARE on ebay. Remember this.
It looks like I would only get around $100 bucks for itThat doesn't seem like much. Maybe I will hold on to it for awhile and see if they go up. I mean it is rather worthless thanks to Exophase (a good thing
) and I will never use it again, but That seems kind of low. I think they were bringing more for awhile there. I have almost all of the games and the TV tuner but not the box etc.
Yeah the only thing NOT "rare" on ebay is the word "rare"![]()
Yeah, it's on my todo list for next version. I wonder if it'd be useful to be able to travel through ROMs in a zip file as if they were a directory as well.Noremakk said:but do you think you could get it to play .zipped roms? or .bz2?
Exophase said:Yeah, it's on my todo list for next version. I wonder if it'd be useful to be able to travel through ROMs in a zip file as if they were a directory as well.Noremakk said:but do you think you could get it to play .zipped roms? or .bz2?
That would be cool. You would save having the zip header on each file, and you would not waste SD clusters due to multiple files. Ok, so it would not make THAT much difference with card space but still it is something![]()
LaTrav said:I've had fun this week playing the various GALAGA games!![]()
Australian gaming website PALGN did a review 6 months ago of several PC ENGINE/TURBOGRAPHIX-16 games available for the WII's Virtual Console, if anyone is looking for some gaming ideas...
http://www.palgn.com.au/article.php?id=867...4ac9a724970c8df
Thanks for the link! Also pcenginefx.com is a good resource for pc-engine/turbo stuff.
DaveC said:Exophase said:Yeah, it's on my todo list for next version. I wonder if it'd be useful to be able to travel through ROMs in a zip file as if they were a directory as well.Noremakk said:but do you think you could get it to play .zipped roms? or .bz2?
That would be cool. You would save having the zip header on each file, and you would not waste SD clusters due to multiple files. Ok, so it would not make THAT much difference with card space but still it is something
Yeah, it wouldn't be that useful for saving space, but it would be nice for all the people switching over from GP2Xengine (which had a built-in .bz2 compressor) who have tons of .bz2 ROMs already sitting on their SD card not to have to decompress them when they make the transition.
Well it is worth the effort to extract the files for use with TEmPer as it is light years better.Noremakk said:Yeah, it wouldn't be that useful for saving space, but it would be nice for all the people switching over from GP2Xengine (which had a built-in .bz2 compressor) who have tons of .bz2 ROMs already sitting on their SD card not to have to decompress them when they make the transition.
QUOTEjbrodack said:Its nice that you can select which save slot to save to from the main menu but what I would really like is being able to actually save and load from that menu as well. I easily get load and save hotkeys confused so I would really appreciate that.
Earlier in this thread Notaz posted a script to put into the .gpe file. You will need to do this if you are having issues with speed. I don't need to overclock at all for Final Soldier. I used to have to, but after I added what Notaz said to do, everything runs 60 fps at 200mhz.hercule18 said:AT LAST!!!!!!
AT LAST i come back from 12 days in Japan to test Temper ( I took my PSP instead of my MK1)
AT LAST A great PcEngine Emu As good as GpEngine had been for GP32.
It's not Perfect but very close from perfection.
This are the things i noted:
-Some incompatible games (At this time i had a problem only on SF2')
-Some Games needs an high overclock to be full speed and and even like that sometimes keep a sound a little crappy (Final Soldier for exemple)
-No Cd Support (but it's i guess this will require a lot of work)
So all i conclued is that only a litte bit of tunning (if i can speak like that) will make this emu perfect.(except for the CD support of course)
So Exophase : THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
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