Agozer

PCSX2.

HAHAHA agozer. That also happend with the xbox. Asians (no offence ) were complaining about the original xbox controller being to big so they made a smaller one. Microsoft hired a design firm to make the XBOX Controller S. Ha. Well, the small controller has been favored over the original one in many countries, not just in Japan.

It's too friggin' small. Way too small. It might be ok for the asians that have little hands, but for others.... Wait, why did it took you so long to post something about GameBoy Micro?

No, but if you want those, you can find them on HongFire I think. LSD, your updates take too flocking long.

I couldn't agree more. I can't even play using the original PSX controleer because it doesn't have the analog sticks... it's too thin.

I have a better idea: why not just hunt the registered über version somewhere and kiss the 5-minute time limit goodbye? I've done so and have no regrets. Although you do have a point, MagicEngine is almost something I'd pay for as well, but I still think that emulators themselves should be free and preferably open-source.

Somehow I'm a bit sceptical... But I'll see for myself.

yes, quite true, Phase Alternate by Line has a lot of good features, PAL60 especially. Still, looking back, PAL has had some really flocked up variations like SECAM, which has gotten better over the years though. God damn french just wanting to be different. But whatever.

Mr. Palm and his five sisters to the rescue.

Read this: http://board.zsnes.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3679

Almost like Sexy Beach 2, except with more girls, swimsuits, and less fighting.

Eternal Fighter Zero: Bad Moon Edition

Yes. That's the gist of it basically. Of course, if the games has separeate CDDA tracks (audio is on a totally different track and not in the game data), you'd burn the games as a Mixed CD (Data+Audio). However, sometimes it's not that simple because some PSX games have all kinds of protections (dummy files, subchannel data, corrupt/weak sectors, etc.). The real problem is that even if "advanced" burning programs such as CloneCD that support PSX CD formats, the CD burner you have might not be able to read/write these oddities. So, often times, just burning the disc won't do, and you have to start hunting for programs that alter the data before you burn it (they aren't hard to find though, a lot of sites have PSX backup fixes; PAL/NTSC switches/converters, trainers, protection removing and so on and so forth).

Nero can burn BIN and ISO files as long as the cue information is correct. For other formats, you need other programs, unless you use virtual drive and use Disc-to-Disc copy. I honestly don't know what you mean when you say that they PS can't read the ISO format. Most CD filesystems are based on the ISO9660 standard.

u mean grammar ? ROFL! Owned. Hahaha, that's something you don't see everyday.

This is a common problems for "western" Windows that don't use SHIFT-JIS (or any other east-asian font locales for that matter). A way around this is to change the language of Windows to japanese and then restarting the system. Microsoft made an alternative method called Microsoft AppLocale that temporarily changes the locale of a specified program, and people don't have to rebbot their computers everytime they want to use a program that uses alternative font locales.

This was posted before by someone else: http://www.1emulation.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=14684

Some people say that the hiding software don't work right either in some cases. Too many maybes and nos for me.

It's supposed to be somekind of software that bypasses SafeDisc, SecuROM, X-Protect and ProtectCD blacklistings. However, numerous people have complained that once installed, it corrupts Alcohol's Virual Drive and Daemon Tools (corrupt DLL files on next startup or something).

Which emulator that use to play? Please read my post again. No emulator supports it. It uses NAOMI 2 hardware with GD-ROMs.

There isn't anything better than MagicEngine. Sorry. I can't recommend any other emulator.

From what I've been reading, Ubuntu is the most n00b-friendly valiation if Linux out there at the moment. I don't know about the status of the included documentation, but you should still give it a go. I guess it uses parts of KDE or the whole thing. Very Windows-like.

Blah, the Anti-Blaxx program seems to suck donkey nuts. I'm just going to wait untill someone cracks the game properly.

No, if you mean emulated. There is Initial D: The Arcade Stage by Sega (2001).

I don't but its just that it feels like when someone is new to boards instead of encouraging people to join we tend to mock and ridicule as i did before with others, until i just realized no matter what you are always a newbie when you want to do something so why pick on others... Very true. I can safely say that 1Emulation is one of the most friendly boards on teh Internets.