Violent-Yagami Posted February 11, 2004 Posted February 11, 2004 Has Streetfighter 3 Third strike been emulated yet? and if so, for which emulator?
Violent-Yagami Posted February 12, 2004 Author Posted February 12, 2004 ah, Cps3? is it like games like marvel vs capcom 2 and stuff? and when do they think they are going to come out with an emulator for cps3?
Alpha Posted February 12, 2004 Posted February 12, 2004 In 10 years...we don't know. They are working on it *suppositely*.Thread Moved to NeoGeo Section.
Gryph Posted February 12, 2004 Posted February 12, 2004 ah, Cps3? is it like games like marvel vs capcom 2 and stuff? and when do they think they are going to come out with an emulator for cps3?Marvel vs. Capcom 2 uses NAOMI or Atomiswave, can't remember. CPS3 ain't gonna be emulated for a long long time. I hope it is emulated soon but the odds are highly against it. I hope I live to see the emulation of those systems.
Xeon Posted February 12, 2004 Posted February 12, 2004 ah, Cps3? is it like games like marvel vs capcom 2 and stuff? and when do they think they are going to come out with an emulator for cps3?as far as i know, CPS-3 is NOT Naomi. Naomi just had the power to run CPS-3 powered games (hence the DC ports). Street Fighter 3 is CPS-3Marvel vs Capcom 2 is Naomi
random guy Posted February 12, 2004 Posted February 12, 2004 Assuming you are alive and kicking, I think you shall be fine. After all, the icarus emulator is nearing a public release, and apparently DreamEMU (or is it Dreamer?) is snapping on its heels. I reckon once an open-source Dreamcast emulator is released, Naomi emulation is not far behind. After all, I've been hanging around the Zinc forums waiting for the final release, and from reading those posts it seems that the Zinc emulator (which emulates the ZN-1, a Sony arcade system based on the playstation) was "easier" to code etc... because of the success of the PS1 emulators. Especially as psemu plugins only had to be altered a little so that they could work on zinc. HOWEVER, this is from the guru's website: "Received and dumped: Sega Rally Pro Drivin'. Thanks to B. Simpson.I also dumped all the Naomi GDROMs I have. Each game dump is 1 Gigabyte so I can't possibly upload them to the DC/Naomi emulation guys on my crappy 56k modem. Anyone want to donate a DVD burner? ). So even when the naomi does get emulated, don't think you are going to be able to download as many games as you could for the Neo Geo! As for the cps3, if (as I am assuming) the board is anything like the cps2 (which I am guessing it is), the only problem is the encryption. And once that is cracked, we should see successful cps3 emulators. No, what I am waiting for (and it looks closer than both of these projects) is a "model 3" emulator. Once this is released, we will be able to play games like "virtua fighter 3" and "sega rally 2" on our pcs. There is a work in progress page with screenshots at http://www.system16.com/model3/
Gryph Posted February 12, 2004 Posted February 12, 2004 You say Icarus is nearing a public release? Awesome.
Wizard Posted February 12, 2004 Posted February 12, 2004 CPS3 Emulation has a long way to go untill I can get a god damn working copy of SF3 for my DC
ForceX Posted February 12, 2004 Posted February 12, 2004 (edited) I gave up waiting for a CPS-3 Emulator to be released I just went down to my local pawnshop and purchased one for $90 (I got a free VMU -> The Salesperson forgot to take out the VMU from the controller ) DC 4 Life....... Thanks for the link to the Model 3 Emu WIP random guy.......Lets hope it gets released soon Edited February 12, 2004 by ForceX
Lightsier Posted February 14, 2004 Posted February 14, 2004 CPS-3 is not naomi. Capcom dumped CPS-3 because it sucked and was too limited. Namoi was way better all around so that's why Capcom totally abonded its previous board. I'm pretty sure it isn't emulated anyhow due to lack of interest. I mean the only real popular thing made on the CPS-3 board was Street Fighter 3 and you can get all of those for Dreamcast with no problem. It wasn't like Killer Instinct were it's impossible to play the arcade version without emulation (SNES crappy port doesn't count). Street Fighter 3 I think turned away more fans then gained. When I went to the arcades in my area there was always these huges lines it seemed like for the latest CPS-2 fighter, but when SF3 came out there never was a long line at the machines. That's just from my observations. When it gets harder to pick up Dreamcast and the discs for the games I could see it happening, but right now I doubt there's much interest. I'd rather see Naomi emulated anyhow.
Gryph Posted February 14, 2004 Posted February 14, 2004 I remember waiting in line to play the game just because of the ultimate smooth animations. That was the only appealing thing for me. That's why I never played Double Impact or Third Strike.
shin_nihon_kikaku Posted February 17, 2004 Posted February 17, 2004 (edited) That's because arcade goers can be such heathens. SF3 is the greatest SF by a million miles and summed up the entire series in one game. It is the pinnacle of Street Fighter and anyone who has stuck through the series as avidly as me (and not just dipped in and out amidst all the other fighting games) should realise this. Sure I play other fighters and other games, but still nowhere near as much as I play the SF series. To this day, when I'm not playing on my DC SFIII series, and I'm deciding which emulator and game to play I can't help starting up MAME with any of the original SFII's. Capcom nailed the fighting genre in one fell swoop and I see small, subtle evidences of genius everytime I play the old SF's that convince me the whole fighting thing would not have taken off, if Capcom hadn't had the foresight to include them. SFIII takes everthing full circle and the newest games in the series have taken on board what worked from all Capcom's other fighters, discarded all the fatty pap that was surplus to requirements and once again hit the nail on the head and included all of the SFII subtleties that pass most people by. The pace, the damage levels, the priorities of certain attack hits. It was all perfect before Alpha came along and messed it up (somewhat). It p*sses me off when people slate SFIII. Capcom knew what they were doing, they created the whole genre for God's sake. It's the player's that weren't clever enough to appreciate just how well Capcom know the genre their game created. The player's had cottoned on to the crass Alpha series and weren't ready for Capcom's attempt at re-schooling them. People who dislike SFIII are probably the same people who agree with the common knowledge that Dan Hibiki is a useless character. No, Dan is invincible. When me and my brother play we have to ask permission before we are allowed to choose him. Edited February 17, 2004 by shin_nihon_kikaku
Wizard Posted February 18, 2004 Posted February 18, 2004 Dan is useless , naw he owns, especially his SvCC encarnation. What about Ibuki? She was great in SFIII:2nd Impact, but I also hate capcom's choice to severaly tone her down and getting rid of her 3rd Special Art and tone down her hbc+P move in SFIII:3rd Strike. Shes still fun to use, just not as fun as it used to I still miss the 20 hit combos I used to do with her.
Violent-Yagami Posted February 19, 2004 Author Posted February 19, 2004 ya, i was playing on my cousin's dreamcast and then he busted out the import of SFlll and i was blown away, ever since then i have been trying to get my hands on it.
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