Cool! Now I can play Mario World 3 with awesome, GeForce^2 Ultra quality graphics! Keep dreaming, Sean...
(Dreams of Mario with 32-bit color, FSAA, and a less blocky head... )
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If u want a faster nintendo, u could d/l iNES, it kicks a$$, and you can control the speed of it. emulation.net has it and it's really ez to find rom's if u search.
Hehe, i just…
Of course, you only have ROMs of games you own, RIGHT?
It is illegal to download ROMs and keep them for more than 24 hrs unless you legally own a copy of the game.
It would not be …
What if you owned them but you got them stolen? Can you download them even though you have no proof of ever owning them?
Because I used to own every SNES game ever made, but I go…
yeah, i've got about 60 games for the old NES, i even got about 20 for the atari 2600, but I don't have an easy way of playing them on my computer w/o d/ling rom's. Also, NES cart…
speaking of iNES, has anyone been able to save games on Final Fantasy? the save feature doesn't seem to work, i can't get the freeze feature to do the job. oh, it makes me so *angr…
Forget the NES Final Fantasy - I'm up for the Color Wonderswan version coming out in December - 16-bit graphics and everything!
Okay, that was a little out of control.
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yeah, i've got about 60 games for the old NES, i even got about 20 for the atari 2600, but I don't have an easy way of playing t…
Actually, if CDs required an unlock key, someone would just make a database for files. Can anyone say Surfer's Serials?
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The online resource for Rockman and Fort…
dudes, the snes used a motorola 6809 processor, the same as the apple II. The processor is very weak, so to compensate the SNES has some impressive graphics hardware for that time…
its funny, alast week half the kids on my floor were playing oni.... now were all back to playing Dr. Mario (i am playing megaman 3 right now)
its very nice to be able to do so, i…
Actually, the SNES used the 65816... the same CPU in the Apple IIgs. It was a true 16-bit CPU with backwards compatibility with the 6502 series (used in the Apple I/II, C-64, Atar…
Smileydude is right.
I had a Tandy Color Computer 2 and 3. They had a Motorola 6809 in 'em, and were relative to the 68000 from Motorola. Its no wonder I went for a mac after sell…
I have just acquired a 133MHZ PC card to drop into my PM6500, but it needs a ram card.
It is a Radius card, and I think it takes the same ram as a PM9600, at least according to ne…
Could this really be crash proof? I am using Powerlogix cache utility (I tried xlr8's because I heard it was more stable, but it kept freezing on startup at 2:1). I first set it …
Ca$h, I am about to try that (have had it 2:1) and i need to know, this isn't gonna hurt my imac is something goes awry is it?? What hapenns if it does crash, how do i put it back…
Your iMac will be fine.
I believe holding space bar at startup voids the cache profiler prefs, and resets it to normal...
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It'll either work or it wont. It worked on both chips I've had, and no problems. I cranked it up to 1:1 and it locked. Then just restart with extensions off (hold down shift)
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I am running my rev. D at 2:1 right now and it almost runs smoother at 3:2. Beats me how, but I had very few problems at 3:2. Just make sure to keep an eye on your CPU temp. Min…
Mine cranked up 13 degrees, but is still below the 75 Celcius high. Love the speed boost though, especially when playing MP3s and doing lots of other stuff.
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When the Mac gets older, it might be less reliable at the higher MHz, but if it works for you, go for it! I use the G3 strip for the same purpose, and I overclocked my iMac DV L2 c…