ZSNES board

Well done!

Gil_Hamilton wrote:In the colon's case, it indicates a device, typically a drive in modern usage.

Meh.

Dullaron wrote:If things doesn't work right on Linux then there always windows.

«Play a sad one, Joe!»

Make it Hitler cyborg wang and you can't go wrong.

I'd be frankly interested in one of those, however, I've never had a good relationship with that dreaded PSX D-pad, most unfortunately. Albeit not 100% sure, I seem to remember Nintendo having patents and rights and whatnot on anything closely resembling their control pads. My guess is that's why th...

sweener2001 wrote:you don't die, since you just rewind time.

First got to know about this game today thanks to GFAQs,
and the first thought that occured to me was 'ZSNES'. :-)

Seems to be a truly solid game, really. It'd be great if
they'd also release it for the Wii and/or Mac/Linux.

You really sure about that?

I couldn't for the life of me understand what it meant the first time
I read it, but ended up with concluding that you might've meant
to write 'nakama' and just managed to go wrong kanji-wise. :-)

“One key to bindeth them all.”

neo_bahamut1985 wrote:Which screenshot? I can read Japanese fine.

貴様がこの俺様の名窯を侮辱した...

Word!

Pretty much sums up my relationship with MM2.

Where I get Cerium?

Just wanted to utter my gratitude for the OS X port of ZSNES.
Works splendid.

Surely the board forgives you.

Ys IV is a fine game alongside with Ys V Expert, IMO. The Ark of
Napishtem is also a marvellous game, and especially nice when it
comes to the music department.

The first post made me weep a little without shedding actual tears.

Our country is spared for the time being, as seemingly all providers +
the big guys currently refuses to make for any limitations at all.

Hopefully, they won't get forced to make such an action.

A splendid piece of work, there! :-)

He who speaketh without actual experience, he shurely is stupid.


..or something like that.

Some good Etna touching could make for great sales.

CZroe wrote:Japan was worse... they call game cartridges "cassettes" too.

That goes for the Scandinavian languages as well.

Just let bsnes stay bsnes. No need to make an unnecessary mess out of things.

I find it best just playing SNES games with a SNES pad. :-)

Well done on the info file, there. :)