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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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2011-08-26
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Can anyone try out Croc: The Legends of the Gobbo's?
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2011-08-26
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Originally Posted by HtheB
If you want to play this on the N900 your best bet would be to try it on psx4m using the pcsx rearmed core. Plays most games full speed with some overclocking.
Can anyone try out Croc: The Legends of the Gobbo's?
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2011-08-31
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Originally Posted by Acidspunk
Already tried it out Croc on all the PSX emu's for the N900, it doesn't run full speed
If you want to play this on the N900 your best bet would be to try it on psx4m using the pcsx rearmed core. Plays most games full speed with some overclocking.
(or did I really miss something??)Thats why I ask about this game for the Sega Saturn emu
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2011-08-31
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[Not a rant on this emulator in particular]
Why are the arrow keys always the directional? I mean, at least for me, someone that started with games in video games, it is so much easier to map the arrows to wasd or esdf and the action buttons to the directional buttons...
Is it just me? Games that map the directional to the arrows are "useless" as in "unplayable" to me |:/
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Why are the arrow keys always the directional? I mean, at least for me, someone that started with games in video games, it is so much easier to map the arrows to wasd or esdf and the action buttons to the directional buttons...
Is it just me? Games that map the directional to the arrows are "useless" as in "unplayable" to me |:/
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2011-08-31
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Originally Posted by Temporal
[Not a rant on this emulator in particular]
Why are the arrow keys always the directional? I mean, at least for me, someone that started with games in video games, it is so much easier to map the arrows to wasd or esdf and the action buttons to the directional buttons...
Is it just me? Games that map the directional to the arrows are "useless" as in "unplayable" to me |:/
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Unless I have a Game Gripper or something, I get lost visually on which keys are my directional keys when using WASD on the N900.
The keys aren't offset like they are on a full desktop keyboard and the keys are too small for me to rest more then just a thumb on so my thumb drifts and I lose track of which keys are the direction buttons.
Two benefits of using the arrow keys on the N900:
visually distinctive (they have arrows printed on them)
They are on the edge of the keyboard (you can "feel" your way to them without looking).
But of course the best solution is the have a config screen where you can map your own keys. Emulators like Yabause, PicoDrive, and others let you do this easily. Other emulators like mupen64plus, not so much....
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2011-09-02
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Originally Posted by cddiede
I remember you requested this feature for gngeo-gui. I implemented this feature in version 0.0.3-1 about three month ago...
But of course the best solution is the have a config screen where you can map your own keys. Emulators like Yabause, PicoDrive, and others let you do this easily. Other emulators like gngeo-gui, and mupen64plus, not so much....
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2011-09-02
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Originally Posted by ade
Holy crap!! I gotta watch those change logs! I updated the gngeo-gui package via HAM and didn't even check to see if the controls were updated!
I remember you requested this feature for gngeo-gui. I implemented this feature in version 0.0.3-1 about three month ago...
Thank you SO MUCH!!!
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2011-09-06
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worked once, now when ever i start the app i just get a black screen?
gav
edit: seems to be a bug it auto goes into full screen, sorted
Last edited by shaddam; 2011-09-07 at 06:50.
gav
edit: seems to be a bug it auto goes into full screen, sorted
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Originally Posted by cddiede
Sorry.. i cant follow all steps.
Looks like the daily bandwidth for tripod was exceeded but it's working again now.
In case you have problems again, here an alternate URL:
http://www.besh.com/~chad/N900_Yabuse.zip
I've been trying the game Macross on FrameSkip = 4 or 6. Better, easier to control, but still not great.
The CPU really isn't the bottleneck, since I see it not going above 90% or so when running. It never sits and stays for long at over that like some other CPU intensive emulators do.
The youtube video of Macross playing with frame skip enabled is uploading now, but I'm in an EDGE only area right now, so that video upload is gonna take a while....
Is it need to connect internet access or not?
Please make some steps in details...
For yr attention .. thanks alot...
Hmmm.... Tis truly the only litmus test that counts for ultimate emulation domination!
I'll have to work on this one..