Thinking Of Buying One

[alexuz]

But the Final Fantasy games for SNES there are no sound? Too bad, It would be KILLER to play the FF games from SNES and Chrono Trigger :rolleyes:

 

[trooper]

But the Final Fantasy games for SNES there are no sound? Too bad, It would be KILLER to play the FF games from SNES and Chrono Trigger :rolleyes:

There IS sound in the snes emulators, It just that they run slower when you enable sound.

Get it, Try it, You won`t be disappointed.

Trooper

 

[alexuz]

but if I buy a 180mhz verson then won't it run faster even if I have sound on the SNES emulator??

It would be a dream to play FF3 (or is it called FF6) on the GP32!

 

[triksR4rabits]

but if I buy a 180mhz verson then won't it run faster even if I have sound on the SNES emulator??

Yup, it should. Unfortunately I can't tell you how well it runs at 180 as my max oc is 166

 

[Swiss_Cheeseman]

> Master System - works great.

Perfect, yes, but all the master system games suck. Really.

Die kthx

 

[Tidus]

but if I buy a 180mhz verson then won't it run faster even if I have sound on the SNES emulator??

It would be a dream to play FF3 (or is it called FF6) on the GP32!

Honnestly FF3 is fully playable with some FrameSkip (FS2) even @166Mhz ;p so I think @180Mhz it's totaly possible to get sound ;p moreover I haven't try it with the new version of Yoyo Snes emu (which is damn killing great imo ;p)

 

[Totoro]

Plain and simple:
Get it, I did it too :lol:

 

[Tidus]

Plain and simple:
Get it, I did it too :lol:

lol ;p yeah I think it's the best way to sum it up

the gp32 really worth, beleive us ;p

 

[alexuz]

Thanks to all you guys and the DLWD-zine #1 I'm really in to buying a GP32 now!

I'm waiting for my next paycheck and getting one GP32 180mhz from www.gbax.com with the Chatboard and maybe the extra button's. are they necessary?
I hope I don't pay much for shipping and taxes when It arrives <_<

 

[Tidus]

Thanks to all you guys and the DLWD-zine #1 I'm really in to buying a GP32 now!

I'm waiting for my next paycheck and getting one GP32 180mhz from www.gbax.com with the Chatboard and maybe the extra button's. are they necessary?
I hope I don't pay much for shipping and taxes when It arrives <_<

the extra button's aren't totaly "necessary", but if you got money for that & if you'll play ALOT to your GP32 for long time (think more than 1 year long) then they worth the price coz you'll be happy to get your spare buttons when the original ones start to be (abit) un-responsive

concerning the taxes I don't know the laws in Sweden ... here in France it's usually something like 20% of the total price ...

 

[Endurion]

I live in a small place called Tibro ... about 17km from Skövde..... (thats between vänern and vättern)

 

[Bingo Jesus]

I don't know how exprenced with soldering you are, but you could buy the un-modded un-testeds version and perform the voltage mod yourself.

 

[alexuz]

no I can't do that, don't wan't to risk it.

Why can't Lik-Sang sell the 180mhz too? They should only make 180mhz versions now.

 

[Jr2swiss]

Lik-sang is a large company, I really don't think they have the time to mod each gp32 they sell.

 

[diablo2]

jesus christ
add this to the faq
that was an unbeleivable deffinition

 

[sinkyboy2000]

What games does the PC engine play? really old PC games?

The PC Engine is a brilliant 16-bit console, similar to the Megadrive and SNES. Also known as the Turbografx 16. Read all about it here:

http://www.classicgaming.com/museum/tg16/

It has some fantastic games on it, a very impressive machine.

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After visiting that link I downloaded an emulator and played some Roms. It really is a good system! Some great games there.

Is the emulation for this system really good? In terms of speed, sound and compatibility?

The emulator I was using for the PC, however, required a registration fee. Does anyone know one that doesn't?

 

[Tidus]

After visiting that link I downloaded an emulator and played some Roms. It really is a good system! Some great games there.

Is the emulation for this system really good? In terms of speed, sound and compatibility?

The emulator I was using for the PC, however, required a registration fee. Does anyone know one that doesn't?

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Yeah the GPEngine emu is really really great in term of speed, it's always fullspeed (at less in all the games I used to play ) with sound on ;p Concerning compatibility, I think we got here near 99% coz only one of all the games I have try got some graphical bugs ... but all others are running soooo fine the only "default" of that emu is that it don't support savestate but maybe one day it'll be updated , at less I wish it
& GPEngine don't need any registration fee ;p

 

[sinkyboy2000]

Yeah the GPEngine emu is really really great in term of speed, it's always fullspeed (at less in all the games I used to play ) with sound on ;p Concerning compatibility, I think we got here near 99% coz only one of all the games I have try got some graphical bugs ... but all others are running soooo fine the only "default" of that emu is that it don't support savestate but maybe one day it'll be updated , at less I wish it
& GPEngine don't need any registration fee ;p

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Do you know if there are any PC emulators that are free for the PC Engine?

 

[sensible GP32]

jesus christ
add this to the faq
that was an unbeleivable deffinition

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good call ! moved to Faq just like to say JayLettu thanks for being one helpful chap

 

[gaterooze]

Do you know if there are any PC emulators that are free for the PC Engine?

I think Hugo is free.

http://emutastic.emulation64.com/hugo/hugo_win.htm