Claym99
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Where does everyone get there roms for it online? or is everybody just ripping there games...?
CD = CD-ROM = Compact Disc Read-Only Memory. It's a rom, just not from a cartridge. Please stop this nonsense.Qingdan posted on Feb 5 2006 at 04:11 PM said:little offtopic, but a point on English language ...
Why are people calling Roms stuff that are NOT romdumps ???
I mean , Roms can be a proper word for dumps of games on cartridges or rom memory.
but Psx used CDs , so it should be called Iso , and many computers used disks so why people call it "rom" anyway ?
Ah yes. Fact meticuosly hidden in a mass of flame.iignotus posted on Feb 5 2006 at 10:44 PM said:CD = CD-ROM = Compact Disc Read-Only Memory. It's a rom, just not from a cartridge. Please stop this nonsense.Qingdan posted on Feb 5 2006 at 04:11 PM said:little offtopic, but a point on English language ...
Why are people calling Roms stuff that are NOT romdumps ???
I mean , Roms can be a proper word for dumps of games on cartridges or rom memory.
but Psx used CDs , so it should be called Iso , and many computers used disks so why people call it "rom" anyway ?
The only thing that's possibly exempt from being called a rom are disk images for systems such as commodore or famicom. But even then it doesn't matter, since it's still program data.
Furthermore, why should images from systems such as PSX be called ISOs? ISO is just the acronym for the International Standards Organisation, a generic technological group that makes all kinds of standards for use throughout the world. Files with an .ISO extension are just usually ripped CD files that conform with the ISO 9660 File System Standard for CD-ROMs. Looks like you got wrapped up in a little English quirk yourself, huh?
dpoarch posted on Feb 5 2006 at 09:04 PM said:not allowed to ask for roms on the boards
I don't see any flames around here... :huh: no name-calling or anything... however, I do notice that you always seem to make comments about other peoples' posts being flames. Do you have any reason for continuously attempting to incite arguments?Hanz™ posted on Feb 5 2006 at 04:50 PM said:Ah yes. Fact meticuosly hidden in a mass of flame.iignotus posted on Feb 5 2006 at 10:44 PM said:CD = CD-ROM = Compact Disc Read-Only Memory. It's a rom, just not from a cartridge. Please stop this nonsense.Qingdan posted on Feb 5 2006 at 04:11 PM said:little offtopic, but a point on English language ...
Why are people calling Roms stuff that are NOT romdumps ???
I mean , Roms can be a proper word for dumps of games on cartridges or rom memory.
but Psx used CDs , so it should be called Iso , and many computers used disks so why people call it "rom" anyway ?
The only thing that's possibly exempt from being called a rom are disk images for systems such as commodore or famicom. But even then it doesn't matter, since it's still program data.
Furthermore, why should images from systems such as PSX be called ISOs? ISO is just the acronym for the International Standards Organisation, a generic technological group that makes all kinds of standards for use throughout the world. Files with an .ISO extension are just usually ripped CD files that conform with the ISO 9660 File System Standard for CD-ROMs. Looks like you got wrapped up in a little English quirk yourself, huh?
lol2232 posted on Feb 5 2006 at 05:04 PM said:dpoarch posted on Feb 5 2006 at 09:04 PM said:not allowed to ask for roms on the boards
He did not ask for ROMS
So... asking for ROM locations isn't the same as asking for ROMS? :rolleyes:Claym99 posted on Feb 5 2006 at 04:01 PM said:Where does everyone get there roms for it online?