• Welcome to New Zealand Fighting Game Forum.

Cps3 emulated?!

Started by Gino, June 21, 2007, 08:55:37 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

Gino

http://clrmamepro.free.fr/mame-0.116u1haze.rar

I'm going to test this out right now. Though I don't think my pc will be able to run it...

Gino

#1
Works fine!
A few graphical errors and sound a bit glitchy. But still, pretty amazing wip in only 10 days!

fluxcore

Frame rate? PC speed? :D

--flux
Any sufficiently godlike street fighter technique is indistinguishable from randomness

Gino

Fine on my Athlon 2000xp 512 ddr ram.
Still has a long way to go though.

fluxcore

Ahh, the old Asslon... so my current mame pc might actually stand a chance...

--flux
Any sufficiently godlike street fighter technique is indistinguishable from randomness

samurai black

so apparently this thing is a little more forgiving than using mame, as far as system requirements go.

http://nebula.emulatronia.com/

fluxcore

Yeah, a guy on SRK claimed full speed on a P3 700 using Nebula!

Haze claims that when he implements full zooming there'll be quite a performance hit though.

--flux
Any sufficiently godlike street fighter technique is indistinguishable from randomness

fluxcore

Yeah, mame32qa version of 116u2 with haze's newest stuff (frame zoom etc) runs kinda ass on my comp (Athlon XP 2000+), but Elsemi's emulator runs like a champ - couple of graphics probs, but otherwise very nice.

--flux
Any sufficiently godlike street fighter technique is indistinguishable from randomness

DevilStar

now we can play SF33 online through Mame. Who want to try it?

fluxcore

There's a newer version of elsemi's emulator available now (Preview 3 Test version) with some extra graphics handling stuff - check it out as always at http://nebula.emulatronia.com/

As for the netplay, all I hear about Kaillera is that it's nasty (Gino, you tried it, right?)... and I wouldn't want to play anything worse than GGPO lag, to be honest - it's kind of spoiled everyone now, I think!

--flux
Any sufficiently godlike street fighter technique is indistinguishable from randomness

Gino