Agozer

35+ GB video game music + anime soundtracks ~12,000 files ~232 albums. + Children of Bodom discography

but... what if you couldn't win at all? >_> This is why I don't like fights. Now, if I were very strong and knew how to defend myself with utmost finesse, that would be a completely different story

5-6 I'm stoic right now. On second thought, make that 7-8 because summer vacation's about to start.

Ever heard of GameFAQs?

I absolutely adore the blue Tachikomas in Stand Alone Complex. They are so darn cute. The Tachikoma Days specials at the end of each episode are my favorites. They are so random at times.

Do not post 6 consecutive posts of pure nonsense. If you can't deal with the way we run things, you are free to go elsewhere.

AFAIK, blog is official.

129. I blame the fact that the test as not in my native language

Thanks for posting these. Yeah, I too didn't know that there was a third one.

There is an unofficial Project64 that goes by the name Project64K and uses Kaillera. It's based on PJ64 1.4 though, so it's outdated. IIRC, 1964 has netplay too.

IIRC, Adult Swin shows both Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex as well as Stand Alone Complex - 2nd GIG. I love both of these. I don't remember which episode or anime had something about a sniper, since of the main characters is a sniper by profession. Ghost in the Shell: Innocence is supposed to be a sequel for Ghost in the Shell and is a lot harder to follow than its predecessor. Even more talk about existentialism, individuality, memories and whatnot. I find it fascinating despite its complexity. I've never been a huge philosophy buff, but the whole concept of GitS just gets me going for some reason.

Anything by Studio Ghibli is made of Awesome. Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, and My Neighbor Totoro are the best. There was nothing wrong with Princess Mononoke in my opinion. The Cat Returns and Kiki's Delivery Service are probably more geared towards younger audiences, but they are highly enjoyable. If you're into mindflock animes, FLCL and Ghost in the Shell (either the original, Innocence, Solid State Society, or Stand Alone Complex 1/2) will do, as well as Ergo Proxy.

Eh, I'm not really sure anymore after I took a look at my images and some misc DC docs on my computer... There's a really good chance that you're right and I'm wrong. The fact that it's been ages since I've seen a BIN/CUE Dreamcast image supports your statement. Still, I could swear that I've gotten a BIN/CUE pair to work just fine on DC emulator. Keith: Don't follow my advice and do convert the BIN files to CDI. That won't automatically make the game selfboot, so you still have to use a bootdisc or hack the image to make it selfboot.

Most definitely. I've always wanted to see a CG pillowfight between Sephiroth and Cloud.

No, you can't transfer the graphics card from your old PC, as it would never fit inside a laptop. Most hardware in laptops are integrated (as in part of the motherboard), so you won't be able to switch the graphics chip to some other model without buying a brand spanking new laptop. Unless there is someone who is specialized in changing integrated parts in laptops, that is.

I'm sorry to say, but that Intel GMA chip is next worthless for DC emulation. All Intel's graphics chips are, to be exact. You won't be able to fix the graphics problems you are having. I'm taking a wild guess that your chip is the GMA 9xx series. The graphics issues stem from the fact that Intel's chips do not support hardware T&L and that is a requirement for Chankast's and nullDC's graphics plugins. Most of the features of the GMA chips are done via software emulation, which in turn effectively destroys much of the compatibility with high end games as well as emulation. You'd need the GMA X3000 to get hardware T&L and full hardware support in general. You'd be better off with a desktop computer and a decent video card.

Set the right save type. No$Gba won't choose a compatible save type automatically.

If I remember correctly, you have an Intel integrated graphics chip in your computer, which severely limits your options as far as graphics plugins are concerned. Jabo's Dorect3D8 plugin (the default one and Glide64 + hactarux's wrapper are the best graphics plugins but you can't use those, because they're too much for that Intel chip to handle. That leaves Jabo's Direct3D6 plugin which is also bundled with Project64, but it's not nearly as good as the ones I mentioned above. About the controls, I can't really say anything about those. The default keys aren't satisfactory?

Sexy Beach 3 I win.

MAME is a treasure trove for shooters and side scrolling brawlers. Good stuff in other categories as well. Stuff I've never had the chance of seeing in your local arcades when they were still around years ago.

It's all about the size of one's digital Johnson and bragging rights.

NSRT, the the rom tool of choice for SNES fans finally received an update to version 3.4. NSRT's frontend was also updated to version 1.1 Get it here.

I'm not kidding. A mod from Taiwan. Numerous deaths and retries, so feel free to fast forward every now and then. It's madness I tell you. http://www.g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/6747..._Game_Ever.html

Problem fixed via PM.

SNES by far has the most disturbing pr0n games. I didn't know the Super Nintendo had any? Not exactly a porn game but pretty dodgy was Cho Aniki and getting back on topic Gals Panic S has a stage that seems to feature a cameo appearance by two characters form Cho Aniki, very disturbing as I havent yet found a way to avoid showtime DX on that stage other than hitting a button to cancel it when it starts. Didn't they come up when you've flocked up enough times or you played otherwise poorly? My memory fails me.