ZSNES board

You can press F1, that gives you a menu but you can move it, (I think?)

You need an option that renames or moves files to recompress. Use -rename instead of -ren83if you want full filenames.

src/cpu/s65816d.inc src/cpu/se65816.inc Hm. From what I see inside these files, they seem to be the "SA1" version of previously mentionned files. What is "SA1" anyway? :) A kind of a chip or something (??). Is it from there that came the need to duplicate the files? I can answer...

Heh, I had to quote you before I got that. Neat.

Nightcrawler, I see what you mean, I was never implying the screen and boxshots come from zsnes's end. If people can get their own roms I don't see how pics would be any different. Yeah, could work just like FBA or MAME32 - a "snaps" folder in the save file folder or something, and maybe ...

I also hope that when Nach says "witty" message on the shirts he doesn't mean some shit like "KENSHIN NO BUTSU OTAKU KEKE ^.^."

Yes nach says this all the time you are very correct.

What if you are encoding MP3s or doing some other intensive task at the same time? Just because most CPUs can handle the basic emulation doesn't mean that offloading some of the task to something else has no merit at all. Not that I really know anything about how all this works, but if it is possibl...

AspiringSquire wrote:Is that switch available in the distributed executables? I'd like to try it, too.

I don't know for sure but I'd bet it isn't, it's probably more like Nach commenting out a bunch of line / files of code.

adventure_of_link wrote:zsKnight no longer works on ZSnes...
I'm suprised no one brought that up.

It's hardly the most relevant thing to mention.

It's command line but Nach mentioned that he could easily whip together a right click context menu entry to compress and decompress stuff, if he could find his papers on how to do it. I'm sure he'll have it done by the time a standalone jma compressor gets released to the public. Edit: I think he on...

and I think they do, then gamers are going to be less inclined to cheat. (I sure hope.) Sorry dude you appear to have forgotten that this is the Internet. Look at the online FPS community if you want evidence that there will *always* be cheaters if there is the possibilit - and considering there is...

Whatever features could be added to zsnes to make sure that no save states or codes were used, or the verify the ROM's hash, could just as easily be removed by someone compiling their own build. I don't see how this could really work on an open source emulator.

As far as i know there is a BS version and a standard version.

The slowest computer I've ever seen a friend/relative/coworker/neighbor have is a 1.5GHz Pentium with equivalent hardware. I laughed. Awesome, you must have tonnes of friends. I can start linking to the thousands of forums discussing how 128MB ram for winxp is just insanity and 256MB is still quite...

I think his idea is different because it will jump to and match if the search term occurs anywhere in the string rather than just at the beginning, which Zsnes doesn't support that I've noticed.

creaothceann wrote: 2. Newer versions of Windows use an emulator for DOS apps, so ZSNES would be slower.

He says he's using 98 which means it probably is faster.

grinvader wrote:Not much time was spent to do it. That's yet another hint to find it.

This is a flawless victory of a hint.

Nightcrawler wrote:Haha.. I should change the name of Translation Corporation, get a few veteran hackers to join up and call ourselves:

Nightcrawler's undergrad degree + job people

Or something to that effect.

You got a deal, I'll see you in 3 and a half years

Also chiming in to wish Dark Force the best of luck in the future. I once thought I'd have the potential to make a good ROM hacker but after the first few failures I got really disenheartened.. and now the stuff I do in C++ means I have no real drive to learn ASM. Maybe I'll pick it up at some point...

The binary is in that package, extract it and it's /Game/Binaries/Game.fig

So what would you guys recommend because I seriously don't want to get in trouble with the government. Also what would be the punishment for this if caught? Don't take this as legal advice, but I think the chances of hundreds of FBI busting through your window to arrest you and give you 25 to life ...

True, but they are starting to wake up to emulation of late. Not true emulation, but have you seen the classics they've been releasing on GameBoy Advance? I saw the two original Zeldas on a GameCube disc that was a special from Nintendo Power. Yeah, they might use emulation on the GC but I say that...

If Nintendo would make its own emulators easy to get and make its own dumpers very hard to get but possible, then Nintendo will make so much money, by selling there emulators. An even better way for them to make "so much money" would be to make consoles and games and sell them instead. Or...

Of course, dumpers are now considered illegal under the DMCA, but eh. Who cares about that anyways? I thought there'd been some change recently that allowed copier devices which had some legal purpose to be sold and stuff.. some exemption from the DMCA? Hence now you can (I think) sell copiers on e...

It's not linux only.