SlickDizzy

I just recently got a new computer, and have been loading it up with ROMs and stuff. However, it seems the EmuSoCrax MAME client (always my favorite, it supported TONS of games) no longer exists. Their site now only has the official MAME builds for download. Would anyone be willing to send me the final build of theirs, or is there another decent build out there? I need one that supports newer games, I'd like to play the newer KoF's and such.

I've wanted to play this again for the longest time. So after finding an Amiga emulator, stumbling around in the GUI and getting it to work, I got it to run the game. Problem is, the game has this silly protection, where it shows a tire tread, and you have to match it with one in the manual. Great. And there's over 30 pages to choose from, so it's not a simple trial and error. So, is there a fix for this, or some way to bypass the protection? I'd love to play this game again.

All the better reason to move to England or Australia when I'm 18.

Sammy has never made the GG games. Arc System Works has always created/developed, various publishers have existed over the years (Sammy, Majesco, and Atlus).

Good thing that these people don't have the funds to make a full-length movie out of it. I could have made something scarier.

Why not the original? PS1 Guilty Gear is my favorite of the series.

Well then it still had to do with the game, and your comment was wrongfully placed.

The thing is, GT is a road racing game, not a drag racing game, and those cars you mentioned aren't exactly road racing cars (I could imagine an old like that having serious cornering issues). Plus, Gran Turismo hasn't jumped into the visual modifications on cars yet (except for wheels) so it'd be kinda hard to chop a car, regardless. I'm looking forward to it. Shame it isn't online (and yes, I know about XLink, but I don't really count that).

Winding Heat is a 3D driving game released by Konami in '96. Apparently it has indeed been dumped but is not emulated yet, though Caesar has a screen of it doing a ROM check in MAME. So does anyone know anything about it's status?

That's still not as correct as the sticks GK posted. Sure, it'd work, but the others would feel more like a real MVS. MVS NeoGeo Prostick (not quite correct) 10-button Prostick (almost better than the NeoGeo Prostick, though still not correct) X-Arcade (more incorrect than the other two)

The problem with the X-Arcade is, as I said, it doesn't have 4-button rows. It has 3-button rows, like Capcom fighting games. The Neo Geo had a single 4-button row though, so in order to replicate the NG, you need a stick with 4-button rows.

Wow, as a self proclaimed Neo Geo master, you sure don't have your facts straight...

It's primarily third-person with a somewhat useless first-person view available.

I think I will sometime. If I can find them used I might pick them up, if not there's always BitTorrent. Have you heard about BioShock, the new game? It's not supposed to be a sequel, but is a "spiritual successor" to the first two, which I know very little about.

Believe it or not, I never played Perfect Dark. I do remember it being somewhat of a pain to play FPS's with the N64 controller, though. I still think that doing day-to-day errands (albeit with a flocked up twist) and having the power to urinate in someone's face, or douse someone in gasoline and light them on fire, or throw a diseased cow's head in their direction makes the most entertaining possible premise for a video game. The errand where you had to vote was hilarious, the ballot made me laugh so hard.... But enough about that. Counter Strike is arguably one of the worst FPS's out there, yet I was addicted to it for about 2 years. Same with Unreal Tournament, though that was a bit more notable. Giants: Citizen Kabuto, though not a FPS (still technically a shooter) is probably the second most addictive game I've ever played. Shame that it never really caught on, especially the online part of it. It was great fun.