Jeez mate, you have no idea how emulation works have you? All emulators are buggy when they start out - that is why all the PSP ones are open source so improvments can be made. In the space of two weeks the GB/GBC emulator for the PSP (RIN) has gone from being very buggy to almost perfect with full screen. It sounds to me you have an issue with the PSP rather than anything else.
No, they have heard of it but just think it's not as good. And they're right. You think Wipeout Pure or Ridge Racers could be run on the GP32 with the same quality sound and graphics? If you do mate you are living in a dream world.
I have been playing these emulators since they started and they are so good. The best of the lot is the TG16/PC Engine emulator. It runs at virtually full speed and full screen - yeeeeharr!!
However, Sony have stated all new games will require an update to the latest firmware of the time which comes on the UMD. B*stards. I have five games and hopefully by the time the next one I want comes along 1.5/1.51 will have been hacked.
A step backwards in the looks department for HP here. And once again they have made the mistake of putting the buttons and dpad too close to the bottom of the device, making it very difficult to use one handed.
You should all think yourself lucky. The cheapest new laptop over here in the UK will set you back about £600 which is about a $1000. And that would be damn sh*tty.
My next laptop is going to be an Apple. They are just so much nicer than any traditional ones.
When are people going to realise what Steam if for? Piracy prevention and online cheat detection is just a small part of it - the bigger picture is about the direct sale of software while cutting out the middleman - ie the publisher. Every game sold on Steam earns Valve 100% of the customers money. They also have a long term strategy for selling other developer's software on Steam for a cut of the money. Steam is more important to Valve's long term strategy than ANY game they might make because if it takes off like they want, it will earn them billions in the future.
When are people going to realise what Steam if for? Piracy prevention is just a small part - the bigger picture is about the direct sale of software while cutting out the middleman, ie the publisher. Every game sold on Steam earns Valve 100% of the money. They also have a long term strategy for selling other developers software on Steam for a cut of the money. Steam is more important to Valves long term strategy than ANY game they make because if it takes off like they want, it will earn them billions in the future.
This 'activation patch' you refer to is bullshit. It is common knowledge it prompts you for your steam account details on the pretense it will unlock HL2 but instead sends the details you entered to the patch author. He will then log into your Steam account and change the password and contact email effectively stealing it. So go ahead and use it:)
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I wouldn't waste your breath - Nintendo fanboy ahoy.
Jeez mate, you have no idea how emulation works have you? All emulators are buggy when they start out - that is why all the PSP ones are open source so improvments can be made. In the space of two weeks the GB/GBC emulator for the PSP (RIN) has gone from being very buggy to almost perfect with full screen. It sounds to me you have an issue with the PSP rather than anything else.
No, they have heard of it but just think it's not as good. And they're right. You think Wipeout Pure or Ridge Racers could be run on the GP32 with the same quality sound and graphics? If you do mate you are living in a dream world.
Get a life.
Yes but there is a slight size and price difference.
I have been playing these emulators since they started and they are so good. The best of the lot is the TG16/PC Engine emulator. It runs at virtually full speed and full screen - yeeeeharr!!
However, Sony have stated all new games will require an update to the latest firmware of the time which comes on the UMD. B*stards. I have five games and hopefully by the time the next one I want comes along 1.5/1.51 will have been hacked.
I don't use it anyway. Maxthon forever!!
A step backwards in the looks department for HP here. And once again they have made the mistake of putting the buttons and dpad too close to the bottom of the device, making it very difficult to use one handed.
You should all think yourself lucky. The cheapest new laptop over here in the UK will set you back about £600 which is about a $1000. And that would be damn sh*tty. My next laptop is going to be an Apple. They are just so much nicer than any traditional ones.
Enforcing US laws in Asia? Good luck MS - we will all have a laugh while you make an a** of yourself.
When are people going to realise what Steam if for? Piracy prevention and online cheat detection is just a small part of it - the bigger picture is about the direct sale of software while cutting out the middleman - ie the publisher. Every game sold on Steam earns Valve 100% of the customers money. They also have a long term strategy for selling other developer's software on Steam for a cut of the money. Steam is more important to Valve's long term strategy than ANY game they might make because if it takes off like they want, it will earn them billions in the future.
When are people going to realise what Steam if for? Piracy prevention is just a small part - the bigger picture is about the direct sale of software while cutting out the middleman, ie the publisher. Every game sold on Steam earns Valve 100% of the money. They also have a long term strategy for selling other developers software on Steam for a cut of the money. Steam is more important to Valves long term strategy than ANY game they make because if it takes off like they want, it will earn them billions in the future.
This 'activation patch' you refer to is bullshit. It is common knowledge it prompts you for your steam account details on the pretense it will unlock HL2 but instead sends the details you entered to the patch author. He will then log into your Steam account and change the password and contact email effectively stealing it. So go ahead and use it :)