Grinner
Not fat gutted. Hirsuteness of shoulders TBD.
Set mine up again and spent a lot of the weekend playing Nemesis, Xevious, Time Pilot, Joust, Jackal, Shao-Lin's Road and Uniwars. If only I had a joystick that could handle Ikari Warriors.
I tend to stick to SNES (using ZSNES) and Gameboy/Gameboy Advance (using Visual Gameboy Advance) because they're both pretty much the same setup. Also anyone with a PS3 can get a driver that will allow you to plug your controller in via USB and use it as a gamepad so that's great for SNES because it's essentially the same configuration.
Certain N64 games are alright when emulated (Project 64 seemed to work the best for me) but there's so many buttons on that controller that it's annoying to figure out a good way to map it out to keyboard keys. But for games like Mario Kart 64 and Diddy Kong Racing (highly underrated in my opinion) they did just fine. Mario 64 also seemed to work pretty well. Ocarina of Time was slightly confusing. Smash Bros was also a bit confusing. Tony Hawk was nearly impossible to hit the right buttons (maybe it just took patience I didn't have). Goldeneye was fairly straightforward.
Just press ESC
And yes, Driver is awesome. It's in my PS3 ATM, going through it again![]()
Classic game. The vehicles, the music, great stuff.
It does say a lot about Rare that they couldn't even make a racing game that wasn't a collect-a-thon though...
I'm not knocking it at all, the fact that that game had an adventure mode was part of why I rate it so highly. In my opinion, its equal to Mario Kart except for the multiplayer.
Rare made some of my favourite games of all time. They never should've left Nintendo man.
Still, they are obsessed with collecting items. Remember Donkey Kong 64?
Rare's back catalogue includes Jetpac, AticAtac, Sabrewulf, Alien8, KnightLore, Killer Instinct and Goldeneye. All ground-breaking games, all awesome. Probably a higher percentage of quality games produced by them than anyone else.
Killer Instict was retardedly good. Not in a bad way, but in a super-retard strength sort of goodness.
Apparantly Goldeneye is being remade. Not by Rare. For the Wii. With Daniel Craig.
Whywhywhywhy
Still, they are obsessed with collecting items. Remember Donkey Kong 64?
I tried that the other day and gave up. Couldn't figure out how to do one of the training levels - just kept bashing oranges (or some kind of fruit) away when I was supposed to pick it up. Couldn't figure out how to translate the instructions for pressing N64 pad buttons to my standard config joypad. The depth perception was awful too. Give me Donkey Kong Country and it's sequels on the SNES any day over frustrating, poorly rendered faux 3D nonsense any day.
Just got MAME running too. Only played SFII so far, but it's great.
Classic game. The vehicles, the music, great stuff.
It does say a lot about Rare that they couldn't even make a racing game that wasn't a collect-a-thon though...
It was a better combo system than the fighters of that time.
ULTRA COMBO!!!
I remember battering the arcade version, when they were promoted as the Ultra 64![]()
I've downloaded ePSXe, does it require anything more than an integrated graphics card?
Yeah, it needs the Bios file - which it's usually not bundled with - and a couple of plug-ins which the config wizard will suggest that you can just google d/l links for. I've got the bios file if you struggle to find it (which I did).
The ability to RTFM?
I've downloaded MAME and unzipped the file. Now what do I do?
I just downloaded pokemon red and a game boy emulator but cant decide whether to pick bulbasaur or squirtle
Yeah the coin challenges are incredibly annoying. I'm cool with collecting bananas to increase speed though since Mario Kart does that with coins. The silver coin challenges though just force you to take poor lines. But I guess making people play the same tracks again is easier than building new ones.
Still though. Planes + missiles?