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  1. if i have the money to buy a new PC, ill just buy what i could afford. why this kind of answer you ask? because here in my country AMD processors are becoming more pricier than their Intel counterparts.

     

    AMD just became a replacement for Intel in the market here so i still end up thinking practically of what i will choose between the two. i yearn for stability more than performance (but it is my closest second) since todays PCs are fast enough to do most things.

     

    bottomline: give it a good thought and research before buying. maybe people should too.

  2. heres something you may not know. the (original) Japanese version of that game has a different name (i dont know what it is) and in it, Ken's name wasnt even mentioned until the ending.

     

    this gave Japanese players some good surprise since they didnt realize earlier that they have been playing with an already familiar character all along. because of this, in the process of porting the game to US shelves, Capcom edited the game (including the title) so the player would know whos the character of the game right from the beginning.

     

    factoid taken from an old Tips and Tricks magazine. it may not be entirely correct but thats all i remember from it.

  3. i suggest you still play with the settings though. some games are best played in Japanese Region. like Matrimelee for example, you get the real BGM music.

     

    if Console mode has language settings then i would suggest using that too (so you can play in Japan Region mode with English text). i play SVCChaos in this mode (Japan Region / Console mode + English text settings).

  4. You can find anything from the net, if you just look hard enough. Don't count on HTTP sites though; P2P, Direct Connect Hubs and BitTorrent are your best bets

     

    i actually found my copy of the game through google but its a plain ISO/MP3 rip and yes, it was a plain simple search that still applies up to now (i just tested the site where i got it from and the files are still there).

     

    however, the most accurate PCE CD Image (or the Saturn version) will be hard to find, thats where P2P, DC Hubs and Torrents will come in play.

     

    (edit: im not really trying to bump here ;) )

  5. yes thats true, but so is open-sourced drivers. it is very limited all right and not flexible but for a closed-source emulator (again, NOT Kawaks) trying to add flexibility, i must admit it is a very clever method.

     

    you dont compile DATs, and you dont see what specific codes the DATs correspond to, both true. but for the sole purpose of adding games support, it IS still a driver.

     

    the only real difference is flexibility.

  6. it works on XP? i dont think so. at least, i didnt make it to work.

     

    i have this package and when i installed it on my friend's PC (and its a clean machine with everything properly set up), it didnt work (only gets a blank screen after choosing new game)

     

    im lucky with the price though as i only bought it for 1000 pesos (20 USD)

  7. Hi all, i know this isnt the place to ask for such things but i cant think of anywhere else right now. could anyone please pass me the file named "WK01.vms.adx" inside the "vms" folder of Disc 2 (its only near 6 MB)? this is the only file that my CD drive cant read.

     

    thanks in advance.

  8. it should, but you may need some tweaking. just dont expect some spectacular results or youll get disappointed.

     

    i dont know to be honest, the next best thing that i did with CS netgames is a LAN game with a friend (he lives in another city). im a botgamer essentially.

  9. Normally i wouldn´t bother but this is a problem that apperently is now messing with my games

     

    Some time ago I downloaded a Kawaks from a now defunct emulation page. From it, it already had the ability to play the latest neo games (samsho5sp, matrimelee, rotd, mslug 4 & 5, etc.). whenever I looked for loaded games, the game appared on the select screen without a problem.

     

    However, when i burned my kawaks into a CD and tried to boot up the same kawaks with the same rom list in another computer only "old" games appeared (like waku7, rbff, etc.) not one of the "new" games appeared. Apperently they could only be seen on the original computer.

     

    Now, that computer is history and when I tried to boot up all the games and rom list from my saved kawaks CD into the new one, the newer ROMs failed to ever even appeared. Even with uploading the newer INI file upgrading to the dat.file and still the games fail to even appear on the list.

     

    Does anyone know just what is happening here? One further thing I can mention is that the old computer used Windows 98 and this new one (plus whatever others I´ve used) uses XP.

     

    and, if push comes to shove where i´d have to download a new version of kawaks, can anyone recommend me the most upgraded version of it which would have these games already detected?

     

    I´d be most grateful.

     

     

    try using win98 compatibility mode with the loader (NOT kawaks itself). also, a newer version of Kawaks with new games doesnt exist simply because nobody has managed to hack the newer Kawaks (past 1.46) to support new games.

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