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>> Compatibility list HERE Credits: Thanks to AEP emulation for the heads-up.

Easymame 5.2.3 >> Get it HERE

Gens32 Surreal v1.28 Seelama >> Get it HERE

It is your duty as a first-time user to read and understand the Board Rules BEFORE making your first post. If you had done so, you would have seen, right at the top, the 3 magic lines: Have a nice day.

Take a look at the log at around 22:35 Why are ppl talking our attack system??

EternalNGE is a PSX emulator which is under development. >> Comments and download HERE Credits: www.emufanatics.com

What this ruling does: Firstly, it legalises mod chips that remove region-based restrictions. It also legalises mods to circumvent what you can run on your PS2. What it does not: It does not legalise mod chips that allow pirated/illegal software to run, or breaches copyright laws. The implications: Any device that has region-based restrictions can be legally modified to remove the restriction. Such as DVD players and maybe some other consoles. Any device that has restrictions on whose software can be used can be legally modified. This particularly applies to the PSP. Australian law does not permit companies to restrict competition by using unfair tactics which is exactly what Sony does.

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I already posted this 4 hours earlier in the mame thread.

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Works perfectly for me...

>> Get the emulators HERE (Note: You must use Firefox browser) Credits: AEP Emulation for the heads-up.

Two9A has returned to work! Welcome back man! Thanks for the news, it's always welcome.

Source Sony at work??

The Australian High Court has ruled that mod chips are allowed, in order for consumers to order items from overseas to use on their playstations. Source This should also allow region-free DVD players to become legally available in Australia.

No more waiting - MamePlus! released!~ MAME32FX released:

>> Get it HERE Credits: RetroGuru

Intellient Design, eh. Never heard of it. The name seems to indicate that aliens could have done the work just as much as a divine god could have. Makes sense I suppose, if you take that sort of thing seriously. I thought school was there to prepare you for your adult life, and giving you the knowledge required to get a job. The rest of it (seems to be most of it these days) seems irrelevant. All quotes from STUFF's first post. It's inevitable. Religion has been involved since the first post - and it always causes trouble. That's why many forums ban this kind of talk. Of course. It is a basis of free speech. If it's in the syllabus. I don't see how teaching it is going to help you get a job though. Didn't work for me. Better luck next time. As I fully expected, the debate degenerated into a evolution vs creationism argument, with neither side emerging as a clear winner. Personally I don't give a toss; we are here today and must deal with it as well as possible. What happened thousands or millions of years ago has no bearing on today's problems; leave that to those with nothing better to do. Nevertheless, I still have opinions on the theories. Darwin's theory of the strongest surviving is simple to understand, logical, and easy to reproduce in a lab. The weaker seem to hang around though, but in reduced numbers. Humans of course will not let the weakest die out, but seem determined to allow defectives to pollute the gene pool unhindered. Evolution or seeding by aliens have about equal credence, in my mind. Does Darwin's theory work for complete evolution from monkeys to men? None of the alternatives seems promising to me. On a different note, no more insults/name calling or this thread gets closed.

Welcome SuperKoopa !! Gryph, what kitty?

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Why resurrect this old thread? - CLOSED -

203.99.53.127 resolves to mbl-99-53-127.dsl.net.pk which I assume is you. 203.82.48.54 resolves to pxy1-1.dsl.net.pk, which appears to be something done by your ISP. I'd suggest talking to them.