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May I suggest adding these guys to the Youtube Idiots section as they are probably the best RGB explanation video I have seen and a huge help for newcomers: My Life in Gaming - The RGB Master Class https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTNBVisVMbSR1ZDDQRgjg6S9D2YQ4rwnZ Great OP tho. silentq15 fucked around with this message at 15:45 on Aug 1, 2016 |
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Drone posted:It's super simple nowadays. Just never ever unplug your Pi without shutting it down first, otherwise you'll corrupt your microSD card. In fact, once you get everything set up the way you want it with all of your roms and emulators configured perfectly for your tastes, immediately make a backup of the microSD card image to your PC or laptop. That way in case it ever does go corrupt, you can restore it within a matter of minutes. I have to say after reading this I went to try PSX on my Pi 3 and wow I am stunned how well it runs games pretty much flawlessly at 60 fps incredible! I honestly just never tried on mine simply because N64 ran like crap and I just felt PSX would be the same. This completely opens up a new bunch of games for me to revisit and in the case of imports to try on my Pi so thanks!
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Caitlin posted:oh whatever, go download 'em on emuparadise Wow never realized they had these scans buried in emuparadise's menus lol.
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A.o.D. posted:oh god shine sparking is a thing in this game? blah. Well, that explains the one spot where you have to super bomb and then speed boost through a wall without enough space to build up charge. Is it still just hold down when you boost into an incline? The two big shinespark puzzles in the game are very tough but its nothing that isn't reasonable to do once you truely master shinesparking. Even if your approaching it from "I have never shinesparked before" after a few attempts it can be figured out, and its satisfying when you do. silentq15 fucked around with this message at 15:00 on Aug 10, 2016 |
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Funny how we now in a matter of a week have 2 Nintendo fan projects that have been in development for so long that they are retro already.
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Just a heads up for all you Retropie users apparently Retropie 4.0 was just released which has improvements for N64 emulation amoung other things. https://retropie.org.uk/2016/08/retropie-4-0-released/ silentq15 fucked around with this message at 18:56 on Aug 19, 2016 |
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I haven't been able to find an answer to this anywhere and I figured I would ask. Does anybody know if European Arcade Machines ran at PAL 50Hz or did they run at the NTSC 60Hz? I have Googled but I can't seem to find any info on this. Maybe somebody else knows?
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Ofecks posted:Arcade monitors used raw RGB, there's no NTSC or PAL distinction, they are the same across all regions. The refresh rates are all over the place. DonPachi and DDP, for example, run at 57.4hz. R-Type, Image Fight, and Ninja Spirit are 55hz, and look especially weird on a modern 60hz computer display. Toaplan's last hardware revision does straight 60hz. Arcade monitors needed to be incredibly flexible to handle all that stuff. Thanks for the answer I was actually wondering because I was curious if MAME Euro Roms for the most part ran at full speed compared to their US/Japan counterparts. Seeing this I would imagine they do.
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