DaviL
Still Fresh
tales of phantasia like other roms hacked (secret of mana, super mario world The Legend Continues, secret of mana 2 etc.) don't work for me.
I try gpsnes9x and work fine!
I try gpsnes9x and work fine!
shinneri
Certified Guru
Secret of Mana works for me.... :huh:
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jbrodack
gp2x fan
i use lots of translated roms with this and mostly they work fine. well in normal 37 anyway the auto frameskipping didn't seem to work well for me so i use 37 with frameskip 1 most times.
i think there has been a few translations that give me problems and tales of phantasia is one of them which won't even load up.
on the other hand Bahamut Lagoon, Ball Bullet Gun, Fushigi no Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren, live a live, king of demons, Romancing SaGa 3, Sanrio World Smash Ball, wizardry 1-3 collection, bastard, super fire pro wrestling premium, go go ackman, Umihara Kawase, seiken densetsu 3, shin nekketsu kouha, and monstania all work perfectly with no problems.
i think there has been a few translations that give me problems and tales of phantasia is one of them which won't even load up.
on the other hand Bahamut Lagoon, Ball Bullet Gun, Fushigi no Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren, live a live, king of demons, Romancing SaGa 3, Sanrio World Smash Ball, wizardry 1-3 collection, bastard, super fire pro wrestling premium, go go ackman, Umihara Kawase, seiken densetsu 3, shin nekketsu kouha, and monstania all work perfectly with no problems.
Azure
Trust the recursion...
Super Mario Kart is playable for you? It's really choppy for me (So choppy that it's unplayable at the moment). Let me make a video and confirm we are getting the same thing.
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reallynotnick
The smartest newb
It's choppy for me too, with 270mhz I only get about 18fps and under. Not quite playable in my opinion for such a fast game, maybe an RPG but not a racer.
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Paradox
oh em gee
with this version no games are playable for me which ive tested, including SoM.
the sound hack from another version doesnt seem to be in this hack either because the sound is crappy and fuzzy
the sound hack from another version doesnt seem to be in this hack either because the sound is crappy and fuzzy
Azure
Trust the recursion...
Not even SMW is playable for you? Do you have FPS limiter off?
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Morwynd
Member
Actually, decimate means to reduce by 1/10th, not divide by 10. It stems from when the Romans would kill every 10th person to punish rebellion or mutiny. In modern general usage however, it simply means to significantly reduce.
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sam fisher
Well-Known Member
Shove a video into virtual dub, select 'Decimate by 3' and it divides the frame rate by three. I assumed that to decimate meant to divide. I do saa the way as a decimal point dividing or multiplying by 10 movies the decimal forward and back etc.
Azure
Trust the recursion...
Is there any reason why in Super Punchout Super Machoman has a gray Masked Muscle face?
Tobriand
Well-Known Member
It strikes me that ToP probably doesn't work simply because the program is expecting up to 4Mb rom sizes - and it is a whopping 6 (iirc the largest SNES game ever).
It falls into the box with Star Ocean of being tough to do right and something to get working right at the end, I think - once everything else is optimized and such.
It falls into the box with Star Ocean of being tough to do right and something to get working right at the end, I think - once everything else is optimized and such.
AFAIR Star Ocean used a special chip, ToP didn't.
Phil
FAPPO!
While we're on the subject of that special chip, Street Fighter Alpha 2(yeah it was released on the snes) used it too.
My bad. It used a special driver according to wikipedia.
"It was the first SFC game to be 48MBit in size and was also the first to feature streamed audio voices, made possible by sound programmer Hiroya Hatsushiba."
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Is this the right place to post bugs?
I've noticed only one that really effects gameplay, and that's sprite overlaying - they're in the wrong order in quite a few games, mostly noticable in RPGS like Robotrek for example. You'd have two objects, one further behind another, but that object's sprite will be in front of the other one, it looks quite odd. Same with the sprite characters, someone in front of you will have there sprite on top of yours, so if you walk up next to then, you lose your head where their legs are.
Another thing is scanline like lines over text boxes in final fantasy 3 which makes font difficult to read, but i'm not sure if that's just related to the intro.
That is all
I've noticed only one that really effects gameplay, and that's sprite overlaying - they're in the wrong order in quite a few games, mostly noticable in RPGS like Robotrek for example. You'd have two objects, one further behind another, but that object's sprite will be in front of the other one, it looks quite odd. Same with the sprite characters, someone in front of you will have there sprite on top of yours, so if you walk up next to then, you lose your head where their legs are.
Another thing is scanline like lines over text boxes in final fantasy 3 which makes font difficult to read, but i'm not sure if that's just related to the intro.
That is all
That's not really bug, it is caused by the "Fast Sprites" option. The bad news are that the option can't be turned off in this version.
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I have a question. Are there any other SNES emulators, hopefully PC, that use the same type of "Save State" as Squidgesnes? I really want to play Final Fantasy Mystic Quest (yes, I like the game), but it can't get past the title screen because of a weird animation thing it does. I was hoping I could get past it using another emulator, save the state, and then transfer it to my GP2X and just skip the title screen all together.
Squidge
Certified Guru
Well, it's based on Snes9X, so try the PC version of that
