Agozer

Sounds like a driver issue... Speaking about weird game behavior, in games like Total Overdose and GUN, the speech and animation desync in cutscenes. Not by much, but enough to be very noticeable. It doesn't happen in every game (F.E.A.R. and a few other I've tried). and only seems to affect cutscenes and not the actual gameplay.

Matt Darey - Nocturnal Delight

Well, the devs did already manage to boot the NAOMI BIOS and Virtua Striker 2 on Chankast. Which doesn't mean much though.

9Dragons huh? Looks promising. Well, at leastthe scarce artwork does.

Wait, Chankast really needs a frontend?

MAME Plus does not need a frontend. It already comes with a GUI and a commandline version. as well ;

I've only seen that name.

This is like, older than old. http://www.1emulation.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=17212

Yes, Tekken Tag will be supported in ZiNc eventually.

Damn, I should really devote more time to this game, the CDs have been sitting on my desk for a long time.

The current MAME builds support all Neo-Geo games now, because the devs got really fed up when people were always asking why Samurai Shodown V/SNK Vs. Capcom Chaos/Metal Slug 5 etc. work in MAME. FYI, MAME does not use any DATs, it uses drivers. Since those drivers are already put into the sourcecode, you just need to find the MAME sets of said games.

Didn't Agozer just say that the director assured the court that the gore in the movie wasn't real? Yes, apart from that animal killing, which is as real as it gets.

Pete's OGL2 with all the bells and whistless, so that the special effects emulation is as close to the actual PSX as possible. Meaning full framebuffer emulation, adequate off-screen drawing setting and Framebuffer uploads also. What kind of problems are you having anyway?

Deamon Tools, Virtual Drive: Daemon Tools is a program that creates a virtual drive for you. Basically, it creates a fake (phantom) CD/DVD-ROM drive for you, that acts exactly the same way as a normal CD/DVD drive would. It uses CD images as it's medium, so when we say "mount a CD image into Daemon Tools", we mean to attach a CD image to this phantom drive so it acts like there is an actual disc in the drive. Daemon Tools emulates the data found on the CD image as a real disc. Once mounted, you can use the virtual drive the same way as you would a normal CD-ROM drive, including Disc-to-Disc copying method from one CD drive to another, etc. Needlesss to say, since the advent of DT and virtual drives, not all people feel the need to burn the PSX games (not just applicable to those burn, but for all disc-based media) they intend to emulate on a disc. Instead, they simply mount the CD image to the virual drive and play from there. Real discs are also far more succeptible to read errors and such. But since you have a real DC, of course you want to burn your games. Like I said earlier though, a Disc-to-Disc copy in Nero should be a lot less painless that going through multiple programs just to convert a CD image to some other format.

I haven't really noticed any improvements when I tried the AMD64 optimized build. Supposedly you get a slight speed increase thanks to the specific instructions used, but if there is a speed increase, I'm not seeing it. The "normal" MAME32Plus! works well enough for me.

Every game is connected to eachtoher, but if you want to see the most obvious connections, you play them in the order K`dash mentioned. Silent Hill 4 seems the most detached from the rest at first, but that's not the case anymore when you play it for a while.

That's excellent. Now I have a reason to try it out again.

Christopher Lawrence - December 2004 Limited Edition Live DJ Mix (DIGITALLY IMPORTED)

It does that for me. Make sure you have "Show Dialog when Adding New Torrents" checked in the Settings. Another vote for utorrent here. I love it. I do have that option turned on Are you using the latest (the very very latest) build? I'm using 1.4 stable; I won't even think about messing with a beta. Why not? What's with this common belief that betas shouldn't be touched, no matter what? They aren't as crash-prone as you seem to think.

It does that for me. Make sure you have "Show Dialog when Adding New Torrents" checked in the Settings. Another vote for utorrent here. I love it. I do have that option turned on Are you using the latest (the very very latest) build?

Heh, I've been wondering the same thing. maybe it's really because eD has morerare stuff. Personally, I've never had to look for anything so rare that it would force me to turn to eDonkey.

Indeed. To think that it has all those features packed in just 142kBs.

Well, you can tell µTorrent not to download certain files after you've added the full batch to the download queue. The RSS feed option is awesome too.

Yes, I've seen it. It's truly a cult movie. The amount of gore and shocking imaginery is hard to top, if you ask me. The director was put on trial several times during production, and he needed to assure the court that the gore in the movie wasn't real. Needless to say, the movie is extremely graphic and disturbing. If you intend to watch it, watch it before lunch. Seriously.

Hm, personal bad experiences with Java-related programs (they either consumed too much memory, were slow in some areas or simply tapped into my computer to such an extent that removing them borke something in my system. Perhaps my dislike for Java-based applications isn't on strong ground anymore since I do recognize the good points that Azureus has... even though it needs more than one process apart from its own to function properly. Still, bad memories tend to stay, and it's not like there aren't plenty of alternatives. I'd switch from BitComet to µTorrent this instant if certain anime trackers wouldn't ban the client. µTorrent is quite amazing because it doesn't rely any other files besides its main executable. It doesn't even need installing - just click on the EXE you downloaded and the client starts.