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3369870 No.3369870 [Reply] [Original]

It seems like bad emulation Sega Saturn and Nintendo 64 is a meme to raise demand and, therefore, prices.
Prove me wrong - post badly emulatable games.

>> No.3369889
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3369889

Evangelion 64.

Actually, N64's emulation is really terrible and the answer is always "oh you just need to tweak this and this plug in that fixes that, but at the same time fucks up this other thing". Only stuff like SM64 and OOT is emulated well because the emulators were build around these games. Most games have a lot of issues.

Not sure about Saturn because I actually own one so I haven't bothered with emulation.

>> No.3369907

>>3369889
>Evangelion 64
Letters rendering is not only problem, is it?

>> No.3369950

>>3369889
>Not sure about Saturn because I actually own one so I haven't bothered with emulation
Dracula X is a prominent one that has issues with the title screen, everything else is fine though. Honestly most Saturn games I've played have been fine.

Slowly biding my time until I can pick up a real one on the cheap though.

>> No.3370098

>>3369870
I'll just cover Saturn. Using the SSF emulator since it has the highest compatibility of all Saturn emulators. Also, I'm covering US releases only, this doesn't even cover the majority of games that were JP only.

Arcade's Greatest Hits (Midway Presents) has sound issues
Bug! has a flashing background, all you can really do is disable the background altogether.
Clockwork Knight 2 requires you to use an older version of SSF, since it's broken in 0.12 Beta.
Corpse Killer - Graveyard Edition, Croc - Legend of the Gobbos, and MANY other games also are broken in the latest version of SSF and require you to use an older version.
Crusader No Remorse has audio sync problems for movies.
Daytona USA C.C.E. Net Link Edition can't work, since NetLink isn't emulated yet.
Daytona USA Championship Circuit Edition has flashing background issues.
Defcon 5, Doom, Duke Nukem 3D, Die Hard Trilogy, and Dragonheart Fire and Steel are all non-functional and can't be played.
FIFA Road to the World Cup 98 doesn't work.
Grand Slam will crash if you set the EZ Setting to Low or Highest.
Madden NFL 97 doesn't work.
NBA Jam Extreme doesn't work.
NBA Live 98 has too many graphical errors to be playable.
Saturn Bomberman and Sega Rally Championship Plus Netlink Edition suffer from the lack of NetLink emulation.
Skeleton Warriors has severe graphical issues.
If you don't press start before the opening movie in Tetris Plus ends, SSF will crash.
VR Golf '97 and Virtua On Cyber Troopers NetLink edition don't work.

There's many more that are somewhat broken, having timing issues, or just don't work with the latest version and requires you to go get an older version to play. And that's JUST US releases. Needless to say, there's a ton more problems with JP games.

>> No.3370102

>>3369870
Donkey Kong 64

>> No.3370131
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>>3370098
How can I play panzer dragoon saga without losing all of my lunch money?

I have a saturn, but I also have to pay the bills.

>> No.3370132

>>3369950
>Dracula X is a prominent one that has issues with the title screen

It has what? All of the game plays fine on SSF, I have beaten it a bunch of times already.

>> No.3370136

>>3369889
What I wonder is how Sony consoles get away with being impossible to emulate, while Nintendo's which are a lot more powerful are viable.

I mean, I know the Wii's code got leaked by someone from Nintendo and that opened the floodgates to Dolphin, and the Wii isn't exactly all that powerful, but the PS2 is practically a slideshow player. How is it not emulatable?

>> No.3370139

>>3369870
Saturn emulation's situation isn't nearly as fucked up as N64

the people saying that stuff are absolutely gimped in the head

>> No.3370148

>>3370132
I played it about a few weeks ago and just remember either the intro screen or the title screen were screwy, but not in a game breaking way. That was with Yabause.

>> No.3370160

>>3370131
Chip it
Pseudosaturn it
Rhea it
Or wait for some another adapter

>> No.3370162

>>3370098
Half of those are crap games not worth playing, have non-netlink releases that can be played, compilations, or poor ports. Yeah, I'm going to lose a lot of sleep not being to be able to play the Saturn port of Doom or Dragonheart or Madden 97.

JP games actually have less problems because the developer is Japanese and doesn't give any shits about US games breaking.

>>3370148
Yabause has a piece of shit video plugin, so it's normal for it to have graphics problems everywhere. Especially with most people using OpenGL with it - you can't use hardware acceleration for a Saturn emu without it looking like shit.

>> No.3370163

>>3370131
Modchip or pseudoSaturn. Or you can download a copy and run it through SSF using daemon tools or something to emulate a CD drive to mount the disc.

>> No.3370164

>>3370139
Elaborate please

>> No.3370172

>>3370136
>How is it not emulatable?
PS2 architecture is 16 glued PSXes together
Imagine a machine what runs 16 PSX emulators at fullspeed

...But seriously, PS2 architecture is known to be very complicated.

>> No.3370178

>>3370162
Ok, OP was asking what games have emulation issues, he didn't specify if they were 10/10 games or not. You sound angry about something. Care to share?

>> No.3370228
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>>3369870
>>prices
prices of what ? the games or the consoles, or both ?

i have an N64 boxed, and not abused (i'm in my 40's btw) are you saying it's worth something?

>> No.3370236

>>3370228
Saturn games can be stupidly expensive.

>> No.3370267

>>3370172
PS2 emulation has got alot better recently

I think the PPSSPP devs are working on it now

>> No.3370269

>>3370172
That's just the video architecture though - the actual cpu and the vector units are nightmare fuel.

>> No.3370301

>>3369889

Even SM64 and OoT aren't emulated properly. Both miss a huge deal of light and colour effects on the default plugin. OoT always glitches on start menu. The other plugin is better but has glitchy textures and crashes a lot more.

>> No.3370307

>>3370301

That's what I mean, you can mess up with plugins but there's always something else that will get fucked. It is just never completely stable, but at least SM64 and OOT are better emulater than a lot of other ones.

>> No.3370594

>>3370160

>Rhea it
Tell me more?

>> No.3370604

>>3370594
replaces disk drive with an SD card that you can boot games from.

>> No.3370697

>>3370267
>I think the PPSSPP devs are working on it now
I remember PSP emulation being garbage then like 6 months later it was nigh perfect for the games I was interested in

>> No.3370714

>Sega Saturn will probably get a flashcart in the next year or two
>N64's perfect one is just going to get cheaper with time

My only issue is that N64 controllers are being kinda difficult for me to find in good condition, would rather play it with a Gamecube controller.

>> No.3370720

>>3369870
Blame the SSF author for never releasing the source code.

>> No.3370745

>>3369870
WiIU emualtion is close to get better
Also that guy cracked the saturn, will be good for emulation?

>> No.3370769

You all may be ignorant. I played at least a hundred different games, start to finish, over ten years ago in PJ64 1.6. Sure they might have had a couple issues(no sound, text illegible, etc.), but nothing near as bad as people say. Obviously there are the ones that just don't work, like the Factor 5 games, and others with very prominent texture or model corruption issues, but these are so few and far between its kind of baseless and unfair to claim that emulation as a whole is shit. It's actually quite good, and the materials available are very versatile. You just can't expect 100%. And honestly, all the 'best' games are perfectly fine for PC play. So much so, as a matter of fact, that they work even through the Kaillera agent for netplay. All the mario parties, Perfect Dark, mario kart, GE, they all worked great until they desync, which nowadays probably wouldn't be an issue, now that I know about virtual networking clients like Hamachi. Saturn, sure, it probably sucks. But Nintendo 64 emulation on a Windows machine is well WELL above satisfactory.

>> No.3370773

>>3370594
DiarRhea. Ha ha. Geddit?

>> No.3370779

>>3370720
IF SSF were open source, today would be a better emulator.

>> No.3370793

>>3370779
>IF SSF were open source, today would be a better emulator.

Nah, we'd just get 15 different versions with various filters built into it. It took almost a decade for Gens to get actual real emulation improvements after it was open sourced, and that thing emulated a system that was orders of magnitudes simpler than the Saturn.

>> No.3371027
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I'm attempting to emulate panzer dragoon saga but I get this error.

What I'm doing wrong?

I have the usa bios and the usa iso of the game.

>> No.3371091

>>3371027
Does your .cue match this:
http://redump.org/disc/20344/ ? If not, then your copy of PDS is the problem.

>> No.3371095

>>3371091
It worked with the europe cue.

Thanks.

Any difference?

>> No.3371114

>>3371095
2 sectors of the main data track. You might have gotten the PAL version as a mislabeled US? I've seen that happen before, got some Genesis roms that were mislabeled.

>> No.3371126
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>>3371114
Nop it says Azel in the title.

I'm playing it in the ntsc-j cause it has some glitches in PAL, it runs fine but I'm not keeping my hopes up, I'm expecting it to crash midgame.

>> No.3371758

>>3369870
Try resident evil 2 on project 64. Have fun m8

>> No.3371765

>>3370769
I mostly agree with this guy. One of my best friends was crashing at my place for a while and we'd hook up my laptop to the hdtv for some multiplayer Mario kart 64 at 1080p. I preferred that to using an actual n64 it was much better.

>> No.3371768

>>3371758
Why would I want play RE2 for N64 in the first place?

>> No.3371780

>>3371768
Because you've never had any friends lol

>> No.3371808

>>3370769

Different standards, I guess.

You may be happy with something being playable, or you may care about games being stretched to HD resolutions, instead of proper layer display or effects shown, but a lot of people want genuine experiences and N64 emulators are far from that.

>> No.3371813
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>>3371768

unique modes, surround sound, among other things.

The best versions are probably on PC/DC/GC, but /vr/-related I think N64 is the one to go, unless you care about FMV quality, but they're not really bad on N64, just more compressed.

Also, no loading times.

>> No.3371929

>>3370714
Why not play it in the Wii VC? I remember reading about injecting roms in VC releases.

>> No.3371938

>>3371929

VC injections are just another flawed emulator. Rare games don't work at all.

>> No.3371979

I'm getting the impression that most of the people in the thread haven't heard about this:

http://www.libretro.com/index.php/first-ever-revolutionary-n64-vulkan-emulator-coming-soon-only-for-libretro-parallei/
http://www.libretro.com/index.php/nintendo-64-vulkan-low-level-emulator-parallel-pre-alpha-release/

>> No.3371980

>>3371813
>no loading times
Yeah but n64 version has lag every time you enter a new screen (i.e. the 'camera angle' changes). That shit sucks dicks. Most load times are just doors opening anyway which both versions have.

>> No.3371989

>>3370131
>>3370160
>Pseudosaturn
Best choice, you can pick up an action replay for nothing these days.

>> No.3373190

>>3370228
An N64 boxed is worth a hell of a lot, man. Haven't you been keeping up with the collecting scene in the last 5 years?

>> No.3373223

>>3371989
More like cheapest choice. It doesn't allow you to save in game, which is a deal breaker.

Rhea is the best choice by far.

>> No.3373240

Isn't n64 supposed to be getting better with the low level graphics emulation in libretro?

>> No.3373541

>>3370793
All of the time sunk into getting yabause 70% as good as SSF would have gone into making SSF better.

>> No.3373736

>>3369870
>bad emulation Sega Saturn
>i never heard of SSF while everyone else has been emulating saturn for a decade.
Catch up slowpoke.
>>3370098
Utter garbage games
>>3371027
Wrong region

>> No.3374014

>>3373223

Rhea is the "best", but only if your saturn disc drive is busted.

Pseudo is fine if you've got an internal battery, which are like $1.

>> No.3374023

>>3370236
saturn games tend to be expensive because they're legitimately hard to find

the US cases crack when you look at them funny and most games didn't sell particularly well. I promise you Sega Ages or whatever wouldn't cost more than $40 if they were as common as N64 games

>> No.3374037
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>>3374014
>but only if your saturn disc drive is busted.

>> No.3374803

>>3373736
Still don't work. I've been able to play Die Hard Trilogy on PS1 for ages. And I didn't list every US release with emulation issues, just a few. I just focused on games that don't run period or have severe issues.

What's with this recent influx of defensive emufags?