Since you've been complaining for years about the same superfluous things with the audio, and you already have the Wii U cores (for which you advocate everyone to just use main Snes9x and not 2010/2005/2002), just keep using that. Else, test for yourself, and find out.
Already told you, buddy, that is the expected behavior for this new core. The Satellaview games are loaded inside the bios map, in one of the buildings. No way around it.
No need to get testy. I know what you told me. After spending over 4 hours testing games, which included over 10 minutes wandering around clicking locked buildings in Satellaview, I was just asking to see if anyone knew how to get in game. It's not even about playing the game for me, as the older builds skip Satellaview altogether. It's about understanding how or if it even works.
Apparently, I'd make a very bad squirrel. When looking for the nut, I'd look everywhere except where the nut was actually buried. Thanks, will check that out right now.
LOL, dude... i am not a native english speaker, and all i tried to say was (translated in my mind), in a friendly manner, that i already explained to you that there's no alternative, so you didn't waste any more of your time fighting with the emulator, hence why i specifically said "No way around it.". Don't feel threatened over a minor language misundertanding. Didn't even knew calling someone buddy could be considered being bad. That was not the intent. Lost in translation, i guess
Again, i did not understand that you were asking how to play BS-X games in this new core (e.g.: If anyone knows how to get in game inside the Satellaview city I'd be interested in knowing), but rather asking how to skip the bios and play like it was before, else i would have told you to just open the 1st building and load the data, which you kinda did, but were impatient to try. It's okey, since you finally got it going.
Given that you have sabotaged emulator developers in the past with horrible rudeness, constant nagging for features or new releases, even successfully stopping one of those projects, i find it really amusing that you can even say that i didn't want to help, taking into account how many times in the past forum users pointed you to programming tutorials, which you said were going to take, to be useful, for once. Anyway, to each his own
Among native English speakers, "buddy" has a double meaning. Saying to someone, "what's up, buddy" is considered a sign of friendship, whereas taking issue with someone, no matter how lightly, and then calling that person "buddy" tends to be viewed as a condescending\patronizing manner of speaking. So, as you said, it was a simple misunderstanding.LOL, dude... i am not a native english speaker, and all i tried to say was (translated in my mind), in a friendly manner, that i already explained to you that there's no alternative, so you didn't waste any more of your time fighting with the emulator, hence why i specifically said "No way around it.". Don't feel threatened over a minor language misundertanding. Didn't even knew calling someone buddy could be considered being bad. That was not the intent. Lost in translation, i guess
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LOL, it's okey, handling 4 languages in my head can be a bit overkill sometimes.@LumInvader: Be indulgent with @niuus, when you only have a few notions in English, it can be complicated (especially for your expressions).
For my part, every time I post, I laugh and I think about that
I kinda wished you had responded: "i am not your buddy, pal!", but then i guess you're not canadian, so...
LOL, dude... i am not a native english speaker, and all i tried to say was (translated in my mind), in a friendly manner, that i already explained to you that there's no alternative, so you didn't waste any more of your time fighting with the emulator, hence why i specifically said "No way around it.". Don't feel threatened over a minor language misundertanding. Didn't even knew calling someone buddy could be considered being bad. That was not the intent. Lost in translation, i guess
Again, i did not understand that you were asking how to play BS-X games in this new core (e.g.: If anyone knows how to get in game inside the Satellaview city I'd be interested in knowing), but rather asking how to skip the bios and play like it was before, else i would have told you to just open the 1st building and load the data, which you kinda did, but were impatient to try. It's okey, since you finally got it going.
Given that you have sabotaged emulator developers in the past with horrible rudeness, constant nagging for features or new releases, even successfully stopping one of those projects, i find it really amusing that you can even say that i didn't want to help, taking into account how many times in the past forum users pointed you to programming tutorials, which you said were going to take, to be useful, for once. Anyway, to each his own
Zzzzz... go and create more accounts to keep being annoying on GC Forever... who knows, you could bring more projects downWow, someone here is hung up on the past and is incapable of letting the past go. Keep it up, though, I'm sure it'll prove most productive, digging up past crap and all that. Keep it up, buddy
Zzzzz... go and create more accounts to keep being annoying on GC Forever... who knows, you could bring more projects down
BTW, i don't know if someone noticed before, but Oshaberi Parodius won't work if you haven't loaded any game before, at least once (or reset the rom). Copy protection, maybe? The message is in full japanese.
@Bladeoner: Sorry I had a very busy week, so I was late to test.
Yesterday evening I finally played at Zelda 3 (4 hours with your last version), and everything is fine
This morning I implemented your changes to my version (1.52) and Kirby 3 gained a few fps in stage 2, so that's good, thank you for what you do
@LumInvader: Be indulgent with @niuus, when you only have a few notions in English, it can be complicated (especially for your expressions).
For my part, every time I post, I laugh and I think about that
