i recently got a romset for this emulator NeoRAGEx 4.x LaME but i cant find this emulator anywhere. Can some kind anon help me out?
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>>3385831
This emulator, as far as I know, has been a dustbin relic for years now. It's probably been close to a decade since I even thought about it last. Most people use MAME or FB Alpha for Neo Geo emulation.
Does anyone know if NRX is still a thing? Is someone still developing this software?
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I haven't heard this name in more than a decade, I'm sure getting old. Callus, Genecyst, KGEN98, no$gmb, Corn, MEKA, shit is ancient.
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Neo Geo emulation is still trash, buy the legit hardware.
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ITT: Remembering old games you don't recall. 2016-07-26 09:48:48 Post No.3385756
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ITT: Remembering old games you don't recall.
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I was hoping someone on /vr/ could help me remember a Famicom/NES game I played once as a kid. This was from one of those bootleg multicarts sold in foreign malls that often came with like 80-100 games, some of them actual games, but I'm not sure if the one I think of even exists widely. Mines was a cheap plastic red N64 controller that had an insertable cart in the back and plugged into the TV.
It was a little platformer with like maybe some canyon or desert levels you scaled up on. Your character was a small dude that was a ninja(?) and it reminded me of a Ninji from SMB2 but not quite. Shruikens or bombs may have been involded, and a power-up or something turned your character into a flashing rainbow color like a Starman from Mario, but it was more seizure-inducing. The music may have had an Arabian flavor to it.
At first I wracked my brain and came up with something with "Bomb" in the title. I looked up Mighty Bomb Jack but that wasn't it at all.
If what I'm describing to you sounds even remotely familiar to you then that'd be fantastic.
Sadly this thing didn't include something substantial like SMB or Mega Man, but it had a few goodies in there (Popeye, Circus Charlie and Ice Climber to name a few).
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Super Joy Play III! I remember having bootleg game system too.
Ninja-Kun: Majou no Bouken sounds like the game you're remembering.
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>>3385775
Hahaha holy shit yes thank you!!! That's the game right there.
I hated it so much as a kid but it left an impression on me. I can't believe I misremember the rainbow collectibles for the ninja avatar turning rainbow. The whole thing was surreal for the sake of it, like Tumblepop.
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>you are now manually realizing that ninjis were just little boys in pajamas pretending to be ninjas
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>old console peripheral
>plug it in
>it adds an extra channel to the music to make it sound better
did this actually exist?
pic related, it's the FDS, which i know adds an extra channel. the one i'm thinking of had the music feature as its sole acclaim.
or am i just making shit up in my head
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>>3385750
FDS is Famicom *Disk* System and it was created to make Famicom accept floppies. Floppies were cheaper for the same size of storage for some time, so games would be cheaper.
Also, you could copy that floppy.
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>>3385754
i think perhaps you misread my initial post.
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>>3385750
32x had Q sound and Stereo PWM (Pulse Wave Modulation) mixing with Mega Drive sound; additional 2 channels (12 channels in total)
11-bit PWM, stereo PCM output
copied from sega retro. I read it was hard to code? and nobody really used it because they were rushed to get games to market.
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Should I get a super famicom
I like it cause the color scheme is really effay
If so what are english friendly games?
I have about $140 to spend
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Sufami is boring senpai. Spend your money on a good quality dragon dildo instead.
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>>3385680
no.
It'll end up a shelf decoration for you
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>>3385696
Really whys that? I play SMW quite a bit but thats it and there seems to be some good games
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Trying to figure out the name of obscure edutainment game 2016-07-26 06:10:19 Post No.3385506
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For the past fifteen-something years I've been trying to figure out the name of an obscure edutainment game. I played it in a computer lab as a kid, and though none of my classmates remember it anymore, I've searched high and low on the internet and only found a couple people who remembered it (but also didn't know which game it was).
IIRC the main game was some boring math questions or something. But after you had gotten so many questions right or something, you got to play a minigame, which was where the actual meat of the game was.
In the minigame you played as a little man navigating a Pac-Man -esque maze scattered with coins. All the while a ghost- specifically, the ghost of Blackbeard, the pirate- chased you though the maze. Though there was only one ghost, it could go through the walls of the maze.
At a certain point while collecting coins, alternate colored coins would appear for a limited time for bonus points.
The game would end either if you were caught/killed/??? by Blackbeard's ghost, or if you collected all the main coins and escaped the maze.
Upon beating the maze, a skull would flash on the screen, and a little bit of text would say "Blackbeard's ghost returned to his grave" or something like that, and put you back to answering math problems or some shit.
I recall the game being fairly old even for the time, it might have been an old DOS program, but then again I don't exactly remember what the OS was or what computer it ran on.
I hope that at least one of you know what this game is, so that I can once again send that dirty bastard Blackbeard to his grave again.
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C'mon, don't die on me. Bump
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>>3385506
Tell at least your ethnicity
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I remember that game!
It's called
>go fuck yourself bumping every ten mins and use one of the other two threads made for asking about games you don't remember.
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Reminder that there are very retarded point and click autists that don't like Grim Fandango just because of how it controls
These people make me ashamed to be a fan of the same genre
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Reminder that Grim Fandango Remastered has an optional point-and-click interface.
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>>3385472
>He's only played the shitty remastered version
Underaged kid pls go
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>>3385483
Are we seriously being elitist about modern ports of old games now?
It's not even a remake, it's a fucking port. Get the stick out of your ass.
Unless you have a hardon for sketchy fan patches and shitty virtual machines, then the remastered edition is currently the best way to play the game on modern operating systems.
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GB USB SMARTCARD Compatibility 2016-07-26 05:25:19 Post No.3385441
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I've had this for a couple of years now, and this summer i've been craving pokemon and SMT, More specifically Revelations and Crystal, both of which don't seem to work on it, has anyone been able to get these to work? There were some fixes by mottzilla, but the revelations one never worked.
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>>3385441
Pokemon Crystal needs an RTC, which the 64m does not support.
I think there's a no-RTC patch though.
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>>3386087
Thanks but that's not what i mean, the game won't even load, same with revelations the demon slayer. Gold and Silver load just fine with the no RTC patch but crystal won't even load.
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What's the best PS1 version of RE1?
RE
RE Director's Cut
RE Dual Shock Edition
RE Director's Cut Dual Shock Edition
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Original (non-Dual Shock) Director's Cut is the best. What's RE Dual Shock Edition?
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>>3385334
Director's Cut, vanilla drops auto-aim from the Jap version which makes some parts way more hard in a not fun way. DC Dual Shock's redone OST isn't quite as bad as some people say (there are actually a few tracks I like) but it's still inferior to the original and the addition of Dual Shock controls don't really add anything to the game. It's also the version on PSN in the U.S. so it's the easiest to get your hands on.DS is the best version overall
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>>3385334
You have one too many versions.
Also, am I the only one who thinks the sketchy, drab title screen that they used in early builds looks great?
ITT: Real hidden gems. I'll start. Just bought this ridiculously expensive game to get my nostalgia fix.
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>>3385263
How's it a hidden gem if it's expensive? Expensive means people know about it and demand it.
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>>3385276
Not OP but that's not true, games like the Adventures of Little Ralph or Ufouria just to name a few are rare and I never hear people talk about them.
Anyway as far as hidden gems go, Willow on NES is a stellar title no one seems to discuss. It's a sweet action RPG by Capcom based on the '88 film by George Lucas and it really rivals games like TLOZ. It's surprisingly fair and balanced for an RPG made in the days of grinding. The game looks gorgeous and has a pretty nice soundtrack. Great combination of RPG elements and adventuring. If you wanna get by without using walkthroughs, I'd recommend drawing a map.
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>>3385301
>but that's not true
No it is true. If no one knew about or wanted it then it'd be sold for cheap.
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HELLO
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Pffffft!
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hello.
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Alert! Alert! Birds
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http://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/sega-portable-plug-and-play-genesis/
Sega does what Nintendon't.
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That shit's like 5 years old.
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>>3384961
sega beats it to market here as well. And has more games
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>>3384949
Sound emulation is awful on those.
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What makes you using cheat codes, Nintendo Power, strategy guides, Game Genie/Game Shark, and tip hotlines, etc. to beat a game as a kid more legitimate and noble than some kid nowadays using GameFAQs or save states to beat the same game? Using outside help to win and sharing that help was a core part of old school gaming culture, but why is it shameful now? I'm pretty sure you didn't beat the shit out of all the kids at the playground who shared tips with each other, right?
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I hope this is the right thread, how to beat Dodongo in Legend of Zelda (the triceratops)? The old man said that he doesn't like smoke.
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>>3384887
Blow some smoke from your vape in his face.
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>>3384887
Start a fire with the blue candle (use 3 times in the boss room) and the dodongo will develop lung cancer and die in 40 years.
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ITT: We post games that are better than Mega Man III.
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Mega Man 2.
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>my favorite mega man is superior to everyone else's mega man!
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Offical Emulation (console ports)
VS Homebrew Emulation
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homebrew is always better because it's free.
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>>3384807
Homebrew emulation
>Bigger library
>more shaders
>more filters
>upscaling
>most are open-source
>more features
>region-free
>rom-hacks
>easy to patch
>Free
etc....
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>>3384807
Some genesis games on steam have broken support for voice samples.
Get a combo in Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine, for example.
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So the wireless SNES Retro Receiver is finally out. Any reviews?
For those of you who don't know it's a plug in adapter for the SNES and SFC that allows you to use PS4, Wii U Pro, Wii and almost any blue tooth controller on your SNES
Here's a link.
http://www.play-asia.com/retro-receiver-for-snes/13/70a2f9?tagid=425321
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>>3384764
I think this might insult the intentions of my precious developers so it is garbage.
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>>3384764
If it's as good as the nes version I'm sold.
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>>3384790
Any lag test?