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Main => Software Forum => Topic started by: ericball on April 14, 2005, 12:02:14 pm
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P-200 equivalent, TV-out, Win98, do I even have a hope of running any NeoGeo games? (Maybe Gekko, but it doesn't have sound. And Puzzle Bobble without sound is unthinkable.)
If NeoGeo isn't an alternative, any suggestions for a decent set of horizontal games?
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P-200 equivalent, TV-out, Win98, do I even have a hope of running any NeoGeo games? (Maybe Gekko, but it doesn't have sound. And Puzzle Bobble without sound is unthinkable.)
If NeoGeo isn't an alternative, any suggestions for a decent set of horizontal games?
Try running NeoRage instead of MAME.
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You could try using NeoRageX from Windows, or the ancient NeoRage from pure DOS for some extra speed. You won't be able to play recent games, but I'd say you might get Puzzle Bobble going at a good speed.
http://www.geoshock.com/downloads/emulators/neorage.phtml
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NeoRage, nebula, Kawaks.
mame is slow at neogeo because it is about exact emulation and not taking advantage of computer hardware.
As of .82 (the version i run) mame doesn't support neogeo transparencies either. Which I think is odd.
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Yeah,
use neoragex emulator.
Your Pc hardware is not enough for neogeo games in mame.
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You can buy better PC hardware than that for like $20. A $20 400 mhz computer and Mame .55 will be smokin fast at the Neo Geo games.
With a P200, I would say forget Mame and become familiar with Nes, Snes and Genesis emulators, all of which will run full speed on that setup (at least older emulators will, not sure about newer ones).
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You can buy better PC hardware than that for like $20. A $20 400 mhz computer and Mame .55 will be smokin fast at the Neo Geo games.
Where can I pick up such a PC without watching eBay all day?
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You can buy better PC hardware than that for like $20. A $20 400 mhz computer and Mame .55 will be smokin fast at the Neo Geo games.
Where can I pick up such a PC without watching eBay all day?
Try having a look at CraigsList (http://www.craigslist.com) for your area, a lot of times you can find a PC like that for free. If you're not in a major city you might have to do a little driving though.