Agozer

A commercial emulator? flock this, emulators are supposed to be free.

You know I'm going to get it. I haven't been that interested in RE games on the PS2, but Re4 might be a whole different story.

Do not derail the topic Drake. btw, I also felt a sharp pain in my chest when I read Robbbert's post. Please don't kid like that, Robbbert. Sorry if you think I was going off-topic agozer but really if you see it then you'll know what I mean. If im not mistaken actors+koreans try to take over the world and the leader of the actors is chris, the voice wasn't him though it was some other dude named Matt Stone. Ahhh, now I see. Sorry for my hasty comment.

Do not derail the topic Drake. btw, I also felt a sharp pain in my chest when I read Robbbert's post. Please don't kid like that, Robbbert.

Just make sure that every CRC, size in hex, and filename maches what you have. Also, make sure you typed System: NEO.

You're damn right he is. I certainly wouldn't mind voting him. His charisma is one of the things I admire in him. Seriously. And the way he speaks. You just can't ignore that.

Just do a regular copy/paste job.

I never said I knew it existed, I just corraborated what K´dash said.

I don't think it sucks. Sure, it's no match for modern cards, but back in the day it was the shizz. Does nVIDIA even make driver updates for TNT2 anymore?

If by rom number you mean the CartID, you can check them at Neo-Geo.com's Masterlist.

I'm getting the feeling that your problems has more and more to do with your video card... Maybe it's dying or overheating or something... or busted drivers. What video card do you have anyway?

There are emulator specific DATs as well, but those only have entries for supported games (meaning no SSV, SSV Special, KOF2003, MS5, SvC etc.)

Yes. Finally I got to do something.

Well done.

Don't bother, I've dealt with him/her already.

You can check here: http://www.logiqx.com/Dats/RomCenter.shtm. More specifically, under General Systems --> Neo Geo. The one that's dated 2005-07-12. Personally, I don't audit my sets, so I don't know what data the DAT actually holds, but judging by the date, it should have most sets covered.

Goodbye, welcome account suspension. I'm tired of cleaning the mess you've made.

I'm still using 3.46 and it works perfectly. oh well.

There are no visible differences between sets, unless you are comparing a bootleg and/or a prototype set to the original one. It's quite obvious that those have bugs and whatnot (which can be fix with patches though). Of course, if we start talking about hacks, then there's a difference also. But with clones vs. the original one, there isn't any difference, or it's almost unnoticeable. All I can say is... If you want your sets to be exactly like like how the data was on the original board, you go with the original, encrypted sets. Getting them to work is a pain though unless you compile you own custom emulator (since no current official emulator supports every set). If you just care about the games, and only care about the fact that they are bug-free and completely playable, you might just get the decrypted sets (although most of the time they need fixing).

What version of DT were you using before, if you don't mind me asking?

Do not resurrect old thread, they were left dead for a reason.

If you wan to audit your games, get a rom auditing tool such as RomCenter and the proper Neo-Geo DAT for it. As for Nebula Loader ( and Loaders in general), you don't need to worry about CRCs. You can put whatever CRCs and filenames into the DAT and Nebula Loader will try to load the files (NeoRAGEx works in a very similar fashion). Of course, the original FBA, Kawaks, Nebula and MAME only load certain sets because of hardcoded values. Nebula and Kawaks Loader can also work with encrypted sets to a degree, but you'd have to know the right GxfKey value for that. True there are a whole lot of sets. KLR Freelance is a pretty good site because it lists the files CRCs and sizes for most of the newer sets. Decrypted sets take less space, but all of the post 1999 *original* sets are encrypted because that's how they were on the real arcade PCB. Sure, after a while, decrypted sets surfaced, because people who like more simpler emulators (like NRX) wanted to play those games too.

I heard that it's even heavier than the SP Demo.

The flood control exists on the board for a reason, so please don't post multiple times in a row. Give us time to read them and peoperly comment them.

Yes, welcome, but please post your Hi's in the pinned thread.