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Some new WIP shots from Yabuse and Satourne were released during the past few days. As you know, Saturn emulation is one of those things that has been lacking for quite a while, however, these two emulators are getting better and Saturn emulation may not be that far after all. You can check out the screenshots at their respective homepages. >> Yabuse Homepage >> Satourne Homepage

Here's a list of games for the DS (thanks to Paroxysm from 3DR): -Advance Wars 3 (Nintendo) -Age of Empires (Majesco) -Air Assault 2 (SummitSoft) -Animal Crossing (Nintendo) -Animal Planet (Conspiracy) -Animetic RPG (Arika) -Another Code (Nintendo) -Armored Core series (From Software) -Asphalt Urban GT (UbiSoft) -Baten Kaitos DS (Namco) -Batman Begins (Electronic Arts) -Big Mutha Truckers DS (THQ) -Bleach (Sega) -Boktai (Konami) -Bomberman DS (UbiSoft) -Bouken-Ou Beet (Bandai) -Bubble Bobble Revolution (Rising Star) -Bust-A-Move series (Taito) -Caduceus: Surgical Operation (Atlus) -Castlevania (Konami) -Choro Q DS (Konami) -Cocoto Card Racer (Neko) -Crash Clash Racing (VY Games -Deep Labyrinth (Interactive Brains) -Devlish (Starfish) -Disney/Pixar's The Incredibles 2 (THQ) -Dobutsu Shima no Chibi Gurumi 3 (Rocket Company) -Dragon Ball Z (Atari) -Dragon Ball Z (Banpresto) -Dragon Booster (Konami) -Dragon Quest Monsters series (Square Enix) -Dragon Quest Slime Morimori series (Square Enix) -Dress (Bandai) -Dust & Shadows (Neko) -Dynasty Warriors DS (Koei) -Egg Monster Hero (Square Enix) -Electro Plankton (Nintendo) -Europa Universalis II (Pocket PC Studios) -Eye Shield 21 (Nintendo) -Far East of Eden series (Hudson) -Feel the Magic: XY-XX (Sega) -Final Fantasy III (Square Enix) -Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles series (Square Enix) -Ford Racing DS (2K Games) -Frogger: Helmet Havoc (Konami) -Ganbare Goemon (Konami) -GoldenEye: Rogue Agent (Electronic Arts) -GT-DS Racing (MTO) -Guruguru Nagetto (Success) -Guruguru Omiseyasan Gokko (Bandai) -Gyakuten Saiban (Capcom) -Harvest Moon: Korobokkle Station (Marvelous) -Intelligent License (Now Production) -Jam with the Band (Nintendo) -JAWS (Majesco) -Jinsei Game DS (Konami) -Jissen Pachislot Hisshopou! Fist of the North Star DS (Sega) -Johnny Rocketfingers (Conspiracy) -Jump Super Stars (Nintendo) -Kaido Racing Battle (Genki) -Kawaii Koinu DS (MTO) -Kenshuui Tendou Dokuta (Spike) -Kerokero King (Bandai) -Keroro Gunsou (Bandai) -King Kong (UbiSoft) -Kirby's Magic Paintbrush (Nintendo) -Labyrinth (Aruze) -Legend of the River King DS (Marvelous) -Living High↑Killing Low↓ (Genki) -Londonian Gothics: Mekyuu no Lolita (Mega Cyber) -Lost in Blue (Konami) -Lunar Runa (Marvelous) -Madagascar (Activision) -Madden NFL 2005 (Electronic Arts) -Magical Vacation II (Nintendo) -Mahjong Taikai (Koei) -Mahou Touch (Bandai) -Mario Kart DS (Nintendo) -Meikyuu (Aruze) -Megaman Battle Network series (Capcom) -Meteos (Bandai/Q Entertainment) -Metroid Pinball (Nintendo) -Metroid Prime: Hunters (Nintendo) -Mikke! (Aki) -Minna no Mahjong: Kenkou Mahjong (MTO) -Mobile Suit Gundam Seed (Bandai) -Momotarou World (Hudson) -Monster Summoner (Ertain) -Monster Rancher Jamboree (Tecmo) -Moonlight Fables (Majesco) -Mr Driller: Drill Spirits (Namco) -Mysterious Dungeon Pokemon World: Pikachu's Adventure (ChunSoft) -Mystic Ninja -Nanostray (Majesco) -Naruto: Saikyo Ninja Daikesshu 3 (Tomy) -Need for Speed Underground 2 (Electronic Arts) -Nicktoons (THQ) -Ochaken DS (MTO) -One Piece (Bandai) -Organizer Plus (SummitSoft) -Pac n' Roll (Namco) -Pac-Pix (Namco) -Ping Pals (THQ) -Pixar's Cars (THQ) -Pokémon Dash! (Nintendo) -Pokémon Diamond/Pearl (Nintendo) -Polarium (Nintendo) -Powerful Pro Baseball series (Konami) -Prince of Tennis: 2005 Crystal Drive (Konami) -Professional Wrestling (Yukes) -Puppy Times (Nintendo) -Puyo Pop Fever (Atlus) -Quad Desert Fury 2 (Majesco) -Rally DS (Spike) -Rayman DS (UbiSoft) -Rakugaki Kingdom series (Taito) -Rekishi Simulation (Koei) -Retro Atari Classics (Atari) -Ridge Racer DS (Namco) -Robots (VU Games) -Scooby-Doo! Unmasked (THQ) -SD Gundam G Generation DS (Bandai) -Secret of Mana (Square Enix) -Sentouin Yamada Hajime 2 (KidsSation) -Shin Megami Tensei DS (Konami) -Showboard Kids DS (Konami) -Simple DS series: The Billiards (D3 Publisher) -Simple DS series: The Mah-jong (D3 Publisher) -Simple DS series: The Mu****ori (D3 Publisher) -Snood 2: Lost in Snoodville (DSI) -Sonic DS (Sega) -Snowboard Kids -Space Invaders Revolution (Rising Star) -Spectral Force (Idea Factory) -Spider-Man 2 (Activision) -SpongeBob SquarePants (THQ) -Sprung (UbiSoft) -Spyro the Dragon (VU Games) -SRS: Street Racing Syndicate (Namco) -Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (UbiSoft) -Super Black Bass: Dynamic Shot (Starfish) -Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo) -Super Mario Bros DS (Nintendo) -Super Princess Peach (Nintendo) -Super Robot Taisen DS (Banpresto) -Tak 3 (THQ) -Tantei Adventure (KidsStation) -Tetris DS (THQ) -Texas Hold Em (Majesco) -The Hulk 2 (VU Games) -The Urbz: Sims in the City (Electronic Arts) -Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 (Electronic Arts) -Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory (UbiSoft) -Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 1 Cool 104 Joker & Setline (Aruze) -Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 2 (Aruze) -Tounou Ni Asekaku Game Series: Volume 3 (Aruze) -Toy Heads World (Interactive Brains) -TV Character Action (Sega) -Ubukawa Detective Case Files: The Masquerade Lullaby (Genki) -Ultimate Brain Games (TeleGames) -Ultimate Card Games (TeleGames) -Urusei Yatsura (Marvelous) -Yakuman DS (Nintendo) -Yoshi Touch & Go (Nintendo) -Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubador (Konami) -Vandal Hearts (Konami) -Viewtiful Joe DS (Capcom) -Wario Ware TOUCHED! (Nintendo) -WiNX (Konami) -World Poker Championship: Deluxe Edition (Crave) -World Soccer Winning Eleven series (Konami) -Worms Forts: Under Seige (2K Games) -Xenosaga DS (Namco) -ZOIDS (Tomy) -Zoo Keeper (Ignition) -Zoo Tycoon (THQ) -tba action (Alfa Unit) -tba action (D3) -tba action (Epoch) -tba action (Now Production) -tba action (Tasuke) -tba action RPG (Aruze) -tba action RPG (Hudson) -tba card battle (KidsStation) -tba board game (Jams Works) -tba family (Orbital Media) -tba Mistwalker simualtion RPG (Nintendo) -tba platform (Orbital Media) -tba project (Vivendi Universal) -tba racing (Orbital Media) -tba RPG (GameArts) -tba RPG (Marvelous) -tba RPG (Namco) -tba RPG (Tomy) -tba sports (Sega) -tba simulation (Sunrise) -tba simulation (Tasuke) -tba strategy RPG (Orbital Media) -tba Team Ninja project (Tecmo) Rumours: -Another Code 2 (Nintendo) -Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Midway) -Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII (Square Enix) -Chu Chu Rocket! (Sega) -Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 (Electronic Arts) -Dexter's Laboratory (Midway) -Ed, Edd, 'n Eddy (Midway) -Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (ElectronicArts) -Harvey Birdman: Attorney At Law (Midway) -Killer Instinct 1+2 (THQ) -Madden NFL 2006 (Electronic Arts) -Monkey Island 3 (LucasArts) -Need for Speed: Most Wanted (Electronic Arts) -Ogre Battle Saga (Square Enix) -Phantasy Star Online DS (Sega) -Sealab 2021 (Midway) -Shrek 3 (Activision) -Soul Calibur (Namco) -Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Midway) -The Brak Show (Midway) -The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy (Midway) -The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords DS (Nintendo) -Tony Hawk's Underground series (Activision) -Trollz (UbiSoft) -World Poker Tour (2K Games) -X-Men Legends (Activision)

Woohoo! Shiba's tutorials! Good stuff, they mustn't be lost.

I don't think this is bashing hip hop or rap, it's bashing 50 Cent, hip pop, and this sort of willingness to attach any celebrity onto a game. It's a sad fact that games have to be like this to sell, a game being good on it's own merit is not good enough. Of course the game isn't out yet so I can't say that with certainty, but let's face it, this is just a gimmick. You could easily put Vanilla Ice in 50 Cent's place and still make the same game.

I think it looks rather cool.

I don't think there is one yet. James and IQ are working on it.

Here is the emulator. You can get demo roms with DSemu package.

Tetris DS worked fine for me.

Ghost got something.

50 Cent: Bulletproof Here are some select quotes that ensure our pastime is going to Hell in a handbasket (or a pimped up G mobile). I think I remember reading somewhere that to differentiate this game from GTA, they are going to make it more linear but I can't find it. So I was probably hallucinating again. Ofcourse, the game has the potential to be good if they focus more on the gameplay of it instead of all the 50 Cent music, movie, and lifestyle hype.

Oh wow, this is pretty cool. But some of the test roms packaged with DSemu made it crash.

You can't say anything like that until the systems are actually out.

Well I don't "know" any of this since I am not a prophet, I'm just expressing opinions (blather). But I think there is plenty of room in the video game market for such a thing. It doesn't matter how long people wait to get either one, it's that they actually get them. Most people that play games and buy consoles don't go out on the first day to get them, only people like us do things like that. People who are going to get Halo 3 the first day will already have an XBOX 2. But you know what would be a great move by Microsoft, to release a cheaper package of XBOX2 + Halo 3 the day PS3 comes out. That has the possibilty of attracting people away from PS3.

Rage Against the Machine - Bulls on Parade

It's too early to say the DS failed. Sure its been a bumpy launch but that doesn't mean its doomed to failure.

I don't think this will really make that big of a deal. People who have the money to buy a PS3 on launch day aren't going to be like "Oh...Halo 3 or PS3?" But it does have the potential to steal thunder (maybe a lot) from Sony. But I don't think is a bad move by Microsoft since it's pretty much guaranteed that Halo 3 will sell like the flocking bible. What might suck is that MS will put time constraints on Bungie.

I think that speed will suit you good enough. But I think each of those games have dedicated server software things. I know for sure CS does because I have that installed. I think JK3 is still based on Quake III engine so that should have it too. And UT2k4 would be stupid to not have it. Check the sites for those two games and see if you have to download anything extra for them.

Yeah, System Restore is a lot more useful in that case.

If you want to host game servers, then many games already come with Dedicated Server settings. What games do you want to host?

Hmm...no I don't. But people can make IPS patches for you (I don't know how to) but others here are quite proficient in it.

A server is just a regular PC. Except most servers don't have graphics cards (they just use on board crap because that's all they need), a lot of RAM, and nice processor speeds. What makes it a server is the software.

System Recovery isn't all that it's hopped up to be. Actually, I've disabled System Restore on all harddrives because the way I have it set up, if anything goes horribly wrong which going into safe mode won't fix, it's time for a reformat.

Max Payne 2. What a fun game.

But the so called "alright" doesn't go much past the 60-character roster. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yeah, pretty much.

This game is alright, definitely better than past hacks. It's nice that it has 60 characters.