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From: 8bitwizard#fanboy.net@127.0.0.1
In article <2mB4i.8774$qp5.8577@trnddc03>,
Scott H wrote:
> Lockar wrote:
> > Can any one give me a complete step by step on how I can make a
> > NES, SNES, and, SEGA Gen emulator for the DC?
> > I have tried this in the past and all I managed to do was make
> > coasters.
> > I have Mac.
>
> SNES and Genesis emulators on the DC are useless for anything other
> than gawking at them.
Ah, the joy of the game slowing down to 85% while the audio retains
perfect pitch. Or the inability of DreamSNES to properly render the
"wind" sounds in Square games like Chrono Trigger.
> SMS and NES emulators are relatively easy to
> burn. Download a selfboot program like Dreamcast factory and follow the
> directions in the help file. After your done playing a game that you
> like on emulation, go out and buy the actual system and the game. You
> will find that the gameplay timing is much better on the actual console.
Or better yet, save yourself all the trouble that I had with getting DC
burns working only to find the DC underpowered for 16-bit emulation, and
get an Xbox (preferably an older one so as not to deal with the v1.6
damage), a 200-250GB hard drive, and a mod chip. They really aren't that
hard to install, and there are solderless options too. (or do a softmod
if that's what you want) The ultimate bonus is not having to mess with a
stack of CD-R discs.
And before the original poster protests, I use a Mac too. Big helpful
Mac advice: the FTP server in the Evox dashboard is crap. (And the
telnet server is crap squared.) The only thing I can get to work
semi-reliably with it is Fetch. The FTP server in dvd2xbox is somewhat
better.
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