ZSNES board

Taito or Square-Enix, I don't mind - however, that, I am glad to read:

IGN wrote:The new game, being developed by people who worked on the original [...]

Luckily they're supposed to have worked on the music since, and even more luckily we're supposed to be able to switch the graphics and sounds to the originals.

And it's been close to release for a while now, hasn't it?

That game is somehow hard, but really fun; Hapland 2 and Hapland 3 are quite good also.

This is an epic release! Congratulations, I can't wait to be home and try it.

Wow, I'm really impressed - even if you did this in a short period of time, you must have put quite some work on this. Any plan on making the source public? For some reason the emulator doesn't seem to accept any keys. :? Same here. I haven't tried many games due to above fact, but most of the non-s...

Thank you all very much!

Hey all,

I'm looking for a free (preferably open source) memory editor that can find and modify values (à-la ZSNES cheat finder). So far I've only found shareware and such... What would you recommend?

Thank you!

I have nothing to suggest, but don't get a RCA... They're not so bad, but their randomness in song selection really isn't worth anything.

Item 2 is the rocket-like item. The floatie platforms are Item 3: shoot one, jump on it and stand on the edge before you shoot another one, and repeat.

If you need some weapon energy, just go back one screen and destroy the green guy until he pays off.

I'm quite surprised no one mentioned Deus Ex. The plot wasn't bad, and the atmosphere is incredible.

What I'd do is isolate the correct sound channel and record your sound output with any sound recording program, then cut what's before / after the sword sound. Since the sound channel is shared, the musical instrument is gonna stop just for the duration of the sword sound, and you'll only get what y...

franpa wrote:yours and juef's solution is only how to get the swf files. you dont provide the solution to playing them.

Oops, I forgot that part. I usually use Media Player Classic, but after reading the rest of the topic, I don't know if that would work.

Usually, when the 'Fast Video Download' add-on for Firefox doesn't work, I load up Internet Explorer and open the page the SWF is on. After the file has been completely loaded (and played maybe, I'm not sure), you'll be able to find it in C:\Documents and Settings\your_username\Local Settings\Tempor...

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What he said. VirtualDub does it for me as well.

Speaking of things that shouldn't be alive anymore... Anyone else noticed the irony on the UltraHLE homepage?

August 18th 2003

No, it hasn't appeared then disappeared

People who know karate or any other martial art are often stronger with gloves or their bare hands than with swords or guns. That is, if they can actually equip one of these. And, of course, they are as strong as people with swords or guns.

I really should ask them about what they eat for breakfast.

Or Media Player Classic.

byuu wrote:Get uTorrent.

Do that. µTorrent is dozens of times lighter than most BT clients, it's simple to use, and it works really well.

You might want to try creating your own cheats. It isn't too hard when using emulators like VirtuaNES, for example.

Wow, I'm amazed! This thing is so easy to use my grandma could compile Zsnes! Thanks Nach & everyone