ZSNES board

Stripe 'em.

250 micrograms.

NVIDIA is already pushing their tech along, reviving the shutter glasses.

... higher refresh rates (up to 240 Hz now)... This shouldn't make a difference with the inevitable 60Hz sources, and if it does, it's probably interpolating between frames and that would be a shitty thing to do in my book. I bet those won't even accept a 100 Hz signal. The only things that can rea...

ShadowFX wrote:

DOLLS (J) [!] wrote:

ShadowFX wrote:

Gil_Hamilton wrote:Can has Super GameBoy support in teh zsnes (btw i'm too stupid to learn the name of the emulator)?

U know there already iz...

Incorrect.

Prove it.

Well, DUH.

ShadowFX wrote:

Gil_Hamilton wrote:Can has Super GameBoy support in teh zsnes (btw i'm too stupid to learn the name of the emulator)?

U know there already iz...

Incorrect.

I own the Grado SR80 and am quite pleased with them, I would recommend any pair of grado headphones without hesitation, I made my choice after exhaustive research, and I advise you to go into the head-fi.org forums and search about. Don't get any other Sony below the $200 price range besides the afr...

Louis Cypher wrote:Armadillo.

Damned right, thank you.

Oh, and the weird one with the little cowboy-looking thing that turns into a rolling woodlouse, or a midget after eating an apple, or a fish... that is quite mario-like. Anyone know the title? Yes, I'm in an urge, and someone already knew the title years ago when I asked here, sadly I lost it after...

DOLLS (J) [!] wrote:Oh, and the weird one with the little cowboy that turns into a woodlouse, quite mario-like. Anyone remember the title?

Bump!

Snake Rattle 'n' Roll.

Oh, and the weird one with the little cowboy that turns into a woodlouse, quite mario-like. Anyone remember the title?

Oh yes, quite memorable.

FitzRoy wrote:I used it a ton back in the day.

Back in the day?... I only ever heard about it about two years ago, and I started with VSMC & Snes96 :S

Zaphod?

UE's cheaper earbuds are sensible options, though there could be sometihing better around.

I bet your question has been asked a bunch of times over at head-fi.org.

Try using a sub-surface scattering shader for the rigid plastics, it should give everything a more natural appearance. Yafaray & Indigo readily support such materials.

yay2

yay1

_willow_ has given good advice.

adventure_of_link wrote:Is that a threat? The forum admins can easily ban you for that.

Just do it, ask later.

So a SNES emulator on a PC should be able to just write SNES RGB values directly to the framebuffer and have them appear properly. Assuming I have no significant errors in my undersanding, that is. Unless some kind of image processing that is tailored for linear gamma is applied to the output image...

My last two videocards were from AMD and I had not a single problem with either. The driver's control panel could be better (not that NV's is any better), but that's what ATI Tray Tools is for. ATI support on Linux or Unix is questionable at best. The configuration tools on their older drivers tende...

The roots are actually complex , Franky. Hey, complex numbers, immaginary numbers. Well, maybe I did get the terminology slightly wrong, but you know what I meant. It's not just the terminonolgy, imaginary numbers have the form a i , complex numbers can be of the form a i + b, complex numbers have ...

The roots are actually complex, Franky.

We all know that 0 => 1.