NullDC 1.0.3 (With Naomi support)

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NullDC 1.0.3 (With Naomi support)

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I've pretty much weaned myself off these forums as I felt they were wasting away time every day so I won't be back to check this thread but I thought it would be important to notify you all of this important emulation news

http://www.ngemu.com/index.php?action=post&id=2341

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Wow, Ikaruga is playable now! Thanks!
"I think Ikaruga is pretty tough. It is like a modern version of Galaga that some Japanese company made."
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No Linux love... :<
But Ikaruga is playable now?
No disappearing bullets in Stage 2?
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ikaruga naomi or DC? cuz the DC version has always been playable....

there is a modified chankast build with a fix specifically for that game and soul calibur

PM me for details

but honestly...why emulate stuff you can run on the actual hardware.....you can get a DC for like $30....

im gonna have to check out the naomi stuff tho....does it run full speed with sound?

too bad i couldnt line it into the cab
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Somebody check out Initial D and let us know.
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Jockel wrote:No Linux love... :<
But Ikaruga is playable now?
No disappearing bullets in Stage 2?
None whatsoever.
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what kind of compatibilty are we looking at for naomi stuff?
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jonny5 wrote:what kind of compatibilty are we looking at for naomi stuff?
I heard CvS2 runs just fine, and I think MvC2 as well. Not sure about everything else though.
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so games with perfectly playable ports work.....oh good.... :roll:
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but honestly...why emulate stuff you can run on the actual hardware...
Because it runs fine on my PC and looks even better than the real thing.
It's next to impossible to get a good vga box for the DC, so i have mine connected via RGB. Looks incredibly bad on my HDTV. :<
Are there component cables for the DC? ^^"
Edit: just had the crazy idea to start a thread in the trading station :wink:
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Jockel wrote:No Linux love... :<
Strange decision, with regard to emulators. They're nearly all for Windows. I wonder why they choose to program these things for an operating system that's not free?
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Because a lot more people use windows than linux.
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Post by Mikey »

How many of them use emulators, though? If you can configure an emulator then you can install Ubuntu alongside Windows. There's no barrier to installing Linux now. It's easy and it's free. Windows is neither easy nor free. Times have changed. More Linux emulators, please.
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Post by I'm Alec »

Only reason I'd be interested is that they will eventually add the fighters to GGPO. That will be awesome! Other than the new shooter (can't recall the name) pretty much all of them ar on Sega Dreamcast I think.

Oh snap, Dynamite Dekka EX. Has anyone tried that yet?
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Post by PC Engine Fan X! »

Jockel wrote:
but honestly...why emulate stuff you can run on the actual hardware...
Because it runs fine on my PC and looks even better than the real thing.
It's next to impossible to get a good vga box for the DC, so i have mine connected via RGB. Looks incredibly bad on my HDTV. :<
Are there component cables for the DC? ^^"
Edit: just had the crazy idea to start a thread in the trading station :wink:
Sega didn't see Component Video as a viable option for it's Dreamcast even though the emerging Component Video standards were started a year earlier with the five BNC type connection started with Sony Corp. of Japan. I see how Sony wanted to give it's PS2 console Component Video from the get-go and they did so.

I suppose such an RGB cable hacked out to Component Video could work for the DC but that would be some work.

PC Engine Fan X! ^_~
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Post by Neon »

Dunno what you mean about VGA boxes being hard to find, I got mine for like $10 from ebay or an import store.

They're everywhere for cheap, just get one.
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Yeah, found that out shortly after i posted ;)
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