PC98 Emulators
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Momijitsuki
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PC98 Emulators
I need a better one. The one I've been using doesn't work very well. Bullets and sprites tend to flicker to the point where I can't see what's going on with the one I'm using.
Any suggestions, please?
Any suggestions, please?
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Momijitsuki
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Anex86 is what I'm using. In Touhou 5: Mystic Square, stage 2 is really hard to see, and the bullets when Shinki (the final boss) spreads her wings, all the way to the end of the battle flicker a lot, and it's hard to keep track of them. I went in with 5 lives, and died before the end. If I could see what I was doing, that wouldn't be an issue.
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Apparently, through a search at the Shrinemaiden forums, Neko Project simply doesn't support Toehoe PC-98 games...Momijitsuki wrote:Well how do you get Neko Project to work? I couldn't figure it out. :p
Does it work well on TC-98? You're right about the flickering, it drives me mad but, sadly, Anex runs full speed without further issues. I even got the japanese characters to show up.
edit: Actually, scratch that. TC-98 work ten times better...
Did the PC-98 games incorporate an intended slowdown when bullets covered the entire screen? I'm getting a neat Cave-like effect when playing Mystic Square... unless this is a slowdown due to mis-configuration of the emu I don't recall Anex ever applying slowdown.

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Doesn't seem like it. There are a bunch of sections in LLS where the screen fills up but it doesn't slow down noticeably. I'll have to playthrough it again to make sure, I tend to miss a lot of things when I focus too much.Observer wrote: Did the PC-98 games incorporate an intended slowdown when bullets covered the entire screen? I'm getting a neat Cave-like effect when playing Mystic Square... unless this is a slowdown due to mis-configuration of the emu I don't recall Anex ever applying slowdown.
Well, I tested Mystic Square so far, gotta try LLS but the lack of flickering is a welcomed feeling. Maybe I'll have to adjust some things if the emu is slowing down given Anex ran like a rocket on steroids.SockPuppetHyren wrote:Doesn't seem like it. There are a bunch of sections in LLS where the screen fills up but it doesn't slow down noticeably. I'll have to playthrough it again to make sure, I tend to miss a lot of things when I focus too much.Observer wrote: Did the PC-98 games incorporate an intended slowdown when bullets covered the entire screen? I'm getting a neat Cave-like effect when playing Mystic Square... unless this is a slowdown due to mis-configuration of the emu I don't recall Anex ever applying slowdown.
I thought it was a bit too suspicious. I mean, it would slow down when Alice release big barrages in a pretty Cave way but then speed up almost instantly, that really reminded me of some moments in Mushihime. But, yeah, perhaps I touched the wrong option


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That explains why my Mac-using friend couldn't make it work with the Touhou games...Observer wrote:Apparently, through a search at the Shrinemaiden forums, Neko Project simply doesn't support Toehoe PC-98 games...Momijitsuki wrote:Well how do you get Neko Project to work? I couldn't figure it out. :p
Are there any other Mac-compatible ones I can tell him about? His computer can't handle dual-booting, so that's out of the question.
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Re: PC98 Emulators
For those interested;
My PC9821 ia now running (like i want ^_^ )
- MS Dos games like Doom, Wolfenstein, Sim City 2000, Lemmings etc...
- STGs like Rude Breaker, Flame Zappper
- Japan games like Puyo Puyo, Nazo Puyo
- All PCFX games via card
- & has FM Sound via FM Sound card
The setup was around 120euros @ yahoo (refurbished) (not including shipping)
if you have MS Dos knowledge get one ! These systems are great
AND the most games are very cheap around 1000yen
My PC9821 ia now running (like i want ^_^ )
- MS Dos games like Doom, Wolfenstein, Sim City 2000, Lemmings etc...
- STGs like Rude Breaker, Flame Zappper
- Japan games like Puyo Puyo, Nazo Puyo
- All PCFX games via card
- & has FM Sound via FM Sound card
The setup was around 120euros @ yahoo (refurbished) (not including shipping)
if you have MS Dos knowledge get one ! These systems are great

AND the most games are very cheap around 1000yen
Re: PC98 Emulators
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How do you run PC9801 games on a PC9821? When I tried, I always got compatibility issues.
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NEXT is the best PC98 emulator. When I tried anex86 it had sound sync problems.
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Re: PC98 Emulators
That comes down to configuration. Once I had Anex86 setup according to the guide on shrinemaiden.org the sound sync problems went away.ZeetherKID77 wrote:NEXT is the best PC98 emulator. When I tried anex86 it had sound sync problems.
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Re: PC98 Emulators
HOW THE FUCKING FUCK I HADN'T HEARD OF THIS BEFORERNGmaster wrote:Steam Hearts :V
anyways, just what I needed
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Your parents aren't going to approve, you know (unless interest in futa catgirls is part of normal adolescence in Finland).Treasurance wrote: HOW THE FUCKING FUCK I HADN'T HEARD OF THIS BEFORE
anyways, just what I needed
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Welcome to the PC-98, home of about a billion hentai games.Treasurance wrote:HOW THE FUCKING FUCK I HADN'T HEARD OF THIS BEFORERNGmaster wrote:Steam Hearts :V
anyways, just what I needed
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