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The Castlevania Dungeon Forums => General Castlevania Discussion => Topic started by: pattamus on March 20, 2012, 05:04:16 AM
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ello again guys. I wouldn't ask this question if I didn't work my ass off trying to get this game to work. I've gotten 3 ISOs, 6 versions of jpcsp, both 32 and 64 bit. I can run other games fine on this emulator.
Here is my issue, The game starts. and this screen comes up. This video happens with all 3 roms I have, and it goes on for about 3 minutes. It's a static screen like when your TV went off in the 80's. Says Mpeg is fake Then the game starts and plays fine up until the point you fight the 2 rock monsters that shoot fire, and you go to the next loading screen. It is then stuck forever. . That screen (saying Now Loading) is the bane of my existence right now. >:(
I figure you guys are cool with ROMS and emulators and such, pretty much have to be to play all the castlevania games. Doesn't mean I didn't or don't own the console and game, I've owned all the physical games for the CV Roms I have. Had a PSP and rondo, but had no idea it was considered one of the best games, and sold it when I was hard up.
Anyway, since that screen is on all 3 of the ROMS I've tried, I know others have experienced this issue. I've googled around and didn't find anything other than people can't get it to run at all. Like I said, I've tried multiple versions of the emulator, which I hear is pretty much the only game in town for psp. If that's not true, let me know.
I've tweaked the graphical settings in the emu's options, but still no dice. I've tried about everything.
If anyone has had this issue or known of someone who has, please help me. I'd love to have this game, I have been into castlevania hardcore lately, got into the GBA games, etc. I pretty much want to beat them all. haha. This is a title I can't do without. :( I can't afford a new PSP, they are crazy expensive, and I bet the game is too. Plus there would be no save state, I know it's a hard game.
I have the german/japanese PC import, and Dracula X, but they just aren't the same thing. This is the holy grail for me. I hope someone here can help, I would be extactic :D
The images aren't coming up for some reason.. Please excuse that.They are too big to attach , so I will link to the gallery instead. it's only 5 pics. Thank you for reading.
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Either a bad dump or the emulator isn't compatible with it yet. All emulators have this issue. EPSXe, PCS2, and Project 64 all have their incompatibility lists. The Saturn emulators have horrible compatibilty, whereas iDeaS and No$GBA are noticably different. Check jpcsp's site for a compatability list.
Nevermind that last part. I did it for you. Their compatibility list has almost nothing on it, so I looked elsewhere.
http://www.emunewz.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=986 (http://www.emunewz.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=986)
Castlevania The Dracula X Chronicles - ULKS46155 - Half Playable
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Enter key keeping pushing, Skipping sandstorm, When you may be able to evade that.
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The game isn't fully compatible yet. It seems to have issues all over the place.
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Either a bad dump or the emulator isn't compatible with it yet. All emulators have this issue. EPSXe, PCS2, and Project 64 all have their incompatibility lists. The Saturn emulators have horrible compatibilty, whereas iDeaS and No$GBA are noticably different. Check jpcsp's site for a compatability list.
Nevermind that last part. I did it for you. Their compatibility list has almost nothing on it, so I looked elsewhere.
http://www.emunewz.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=986 (http://www.emunewz.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=986)
Thank you for looking that up for me. I had not thought of it. There were lots of comments on one of the ISOs saying "thanks" " works" etc. And this wasn't TPB or some unreputable site.
What exactly does half runnable mean? Is there anyway I can skip cutscenes or anything just to play this game? How do people play this? I know many don't own a PSP and play this (at least I believe, from comments I've read).
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Enter key keeping pushing, Skipping sandstorm, When you may be able to evade that.
Really? Have you had this same issue and were able to bypass? I'm desperate at this point. EDIT: Aww you were pulling my leg(I thought maybe you were one of those dudes who talk in weird riddles).. and I was blinded by my desire to play this game. I didn't try it though. You had me for a second though, you rascal.
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I'm going to continue this thread here rather than double post, as tempting as it may be, for my future at the forums sake.
How do people play this game? Buy PSPs and rondo of blood? Is it that obvious? It seems like more people have played this than own PSPs and the game both. Based on comments on ISOs, on blogs, forums, etc. So is that it? Buy an expensive PSP and hunt the game down? I know their prices went up since it is a dying platform (last I heard).
I wouldn't like very much to miss the #2 game in the franchise on most peoples list. So give it to me how it is, am I gonna have to hit fleabay and break the budget or is there another way. BTW, I did own one years ago, and sold it. I'm an idiot. Please don't quote that part and say I know. :)
EDIT(Again, sorry): I found out this was available from the wii virtual console! Got it working, but it's in japanese. Same graphics as the pc version, but has save states if emulating :) I still plan to purchase a PSP and rondo soon, then I can unlock symphony of the night and play on there as well, making it (sort of) worth my money. Found out I could probably grab the pair for around 50-60$ on fleabay. Thanks again guys, and if you have any added input on getting any psp emulator working with the game I would really appreciate it.
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Why don't you just buy "The Dracula X Chronicles"? It includes Rondo of Blood as an unlockable game that you can find.
All this emulator/ISO talk is not sitting well with the administration but you're not actually breaking any rules, so...
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Jorge, I am sorry I had no idea emulators were out of discussion here with so many castlevania games.
I did not mean to cause any controversy or stir, I did read the rules and being new, I don't know the etiquette yet.
If any staff feel I am crossing the line (which I will try not to do), please PM me so that I understand.
I do plan to buy a PSP and Dracula X chronicles, one of the reasons is the unlock-able symphony of the night. Do you mean the original Rondo of blood (like PC and Wii VC versions) is unlock-able as well?
This would be a bit weird, because I thought the well regarded #2 game on a lot of folks lists was the PSP version of Castlevania X chronicles was the one people were talking about? I didn't get far into it, but the graphics were far superior, but identical gameplay to Rondo. Or is it just that Rondo is the #2 and castlevania X chronicles is the icing on the cake?
I guess at one point Rondo of blood and castlevania X chronicles became muddled into one game for me. One for the PSP has superior graphics, so I was assuming this version was the one most people gush over. Maybe it was indeed the original japanese PC title.
So anyone still reading, where does the PSP version and the Wii VC and PC version of Rondo/dracula X stand in your list?
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Jorge, I am sorry I had no idea emulators were out of discussion here with so many castlevania games.
I did not mean to cause any controversy or stir, I did read the rules and being new, I don't know the etiquette yet.
If any staff feel I am crossing the line (which I will try not to do), please PM me so that I understand.
I do plan to buy a PSP and Dracula X chronicles, one of the reasons is the unlock-able symphony of the night. Do you mean the original Rondo of blood (like PC and Wii VC versions) is unlock-able as well?
This would be a bit weird, because I thought the well regarded #2 game on a lot of folks lists was the PSP version of Castlevania X chronicles was the one people were talking about? I didn't get far into it, but the graphics were far superior, but identical gameplay to Rondo. Or is it just that Rondo is the #2 and castlevania X chronicles is the icing on the cake?
I guess at one point Rondo of blood and castlevania X chronicles became muddled into one game for me. One for the PSP has superior graphics, so I was assuming this version was the one most people gush over. Maybe it was indeed the original japanese PC title.
So anyone still reading, where does the PSP version and the Wii VC and PC version of Rondo/dracula X stand in your list?
Have you tried PCE.EMU at all? I was able to actually get ROndo running on my iPhone (kind of a holy grail moment for me there actually haha!) using that emu but I'm pretty sure there's a PC version.
Anyway, as far as DXC/Rondo goes, they are my favorite games in the CV series. But I take them as two separate games with DXC being my favorite as an updated version of Rondo, which is my pretty close number 2. They're both pretty different games even though DXC is a remake of Rondo. The characters play a bit differently, slightly different move properties, etc. But make no mistake, either game is an excellent one. DXC is completely worth every penny in my book. But Rondo/DXC are the two games I just never seem to get sick of.
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No, I haven't tried PCE.EMU, but I will. Would this be able to play the Castlevania X (PSP) version, or just the Original rondo? I would assume the first, because there are several ways to attain the 2nd.
Thanks, I will give it a go. I would much prefer to play on my HDTV than a PSP screen held close to my face, but i'll shoot for doing both at some point.
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No, I haven't tried PCE.EMU, but I will. Would this be able to play the Castlevania X (PSP) version, or just the Original rondo? I would assume the first, because there are several ways to attain the 2nd.
Thanks, I will give it a go. I would much prefer to play on my HDTV than a PSP screen held close to my face, but i'll shoot for doing both at some point.
Actually the first time I was able to play Rondo was on the PSP shortly before DXC came out as there was a bundle circulating of PCE.EMU for PSP with Rondo. But if you want to play it on a big screen, you may as well get the Wii version and play it on your tv. Though I'm sure if you had the right cables, you could use the TV OUT on the PSP Slim and hook it up to your tv and play DXC.
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Yea, looking to play Dracula X chronicles now, already have rondo of blood going on, there was a bit of name confusion especially since DXC contains the original rondo of blood. Then I found there was a wii VC edition of the original rondo, and so I have gotten that going :) But I also want to experience the DXC edition for the updated graphics and since I haven't even finished SoTN, I don't know if any graphical updates or anything have been done, or whether it is a downgrade being psp, not sure how it stacks up to the PSX.
I had no idea PSP had that option to hook up to a TV. I imagine this would only be the newer slim models as you specified, but I'm glad you told me cause I was going for the cheapest one available. I will check out the specs on the versions and see what I can make happen.
Looks like the only way to play DXC is on PSP for now, so I will be looking around for deals and for sure get that cable, as I use my HDTV as my main PC monitor. Thanks for your help. :)
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If you don't mind playing on your PC, there's also a PC-Executable that plays Rondo of Blood perfectly.
There's one for Gradius II and another one for Valis as well.
So here are some facts:
-Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles (from now on referred to as "DXC")is a remake of Rondo of Blood with polygonal graphics and enhanced visuals.
-DXC contains "Rondo of Blood" (Original PCEngine version) as an unlockable game. You have to find the game icon in one of the stages of DXC.
-DXC also contains "Symphony of the Night". This version of Symphony of the Night has a playable Adult Maria Renard, whose gameplay is similar to Young Maria from Rondo of Blood.
-DXC also contains a very short game called "Akumajo Dracula PEKE". This game is part of the PCEngine version of Rondo of Blood, and would play if you tried to play the CD without the proper PC-Engine System Card 3.0
-Rondo of Blood is also available as an "Import" Classic, from Wii's Virtual Console. This version is almost exactly like the original, except the intro audio has been updated to the PSP version, and the werewolf has underwear. You will not be able to understand what the characters say, however, as it's all still in Japanese.
-Rondo of Blood, the PSP DXC Unlockable, has slightly different audio, in English. They put underwear on the Werewolf still though.
-Rondo of Blood, the PC-Engine version, can be found as a computer game, an executable (essentially a packed ROM/MP3/Emulator all-in-one package), if you search for "Rondo of Blood win32".
Hope this helps you.
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No worries, you did not break any rules (posting links to ROMs, for example), so you're OK.
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Thanks Jorge, and everyone. I think I got it now. All this started when I looked up a "Top 5 castlevania games" list, and saw rondo at #2 and SOTN at #1. I had played the NES and SNES games and I think I played bloodlines for genesis, not sure. Anyway, I was pretty intrigued to find out there were very well regarded games past CV IV, which at the time I thought for sure was the best in the series. I tried the N64 versions, and pretty much thought it was kaput.
Then I found out "DXC" was available for PSP. I immediately thought this was the version people wanted and was on so many top lists. Then I found out the original rondo of blood itself was the one people listed, the PSP title just probably pushed it up peoples lists a little. I thought the rarity of the game in the years before it could be played on a modern PC or emulated hyped it up a little, but after playing a bit of it, I can see it is really a great game not only because of it's rarity. I'm currently going with the wii VC version, but I did hit up craigslist locally to maybe find a cheap slim PSP, and then I can just buy the DXC online and play on my tv with the cable.
So there's the plan :) I think I'm gonna play Bloodlines , Rebirth, Chronicles and CVIII, maybe even attempt metroid's simon's quest revamped if I get good enough(it's not as bad as I thought, I tried Haunted Castle. lol). Then go for rondo and SOTN, then the GBA games. That would be a good order I believe, Since as far as I know the GBA games come after SOTN. I always loved castlevania, but thought the good games stopped with SNES, glad I was wrong.
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If you do decide to play MetroidQuest's "Simon's Quest ReVamped", try the latest version.
It uses a nice Simon Belmont spriteset (courtesy of me) instead of a Red Richter.
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I just checked and Simon is indeed wearing red. The textfile says it is version 1.5.2, and it is called cv2_revamped_se.exe The link is broken at the first page of that thread, and I don't even remember where I got this version. Which is the latest version with your changed simon, and is there a link to it on here as well?
EDIT: It says his sprites have been changed in 5.2, so maybe he was wearing a lot more red before? It looks good to me, compared to the original simon in part 2. Now that I remember, he did have a bit of red on as well as those big boots. Cool deal.
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Is Simon's Quest ReVamped the one where he changed the clues and the wording of some of the hints? Or am I thinking of something else? I love playing CV romhacks actually, but I don't think I've ever heard of this one.
EDIT: Nevermind. It's completely different. Downloading it now and hoping that what the article I read about it saying it was Mac compatible was true.
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You did yourself a favour by going with the Wii Virtual Console release. It is essentially a perfect port, outside of those few minute differences Jorge brought up. I can't think of a better way to experience the game, taking into account general availability and price.
The Dracula X Chronicles is still worth it for the titular remake, as it is a very good alternate take on Rondo, so hopefully you'll get to play that as well.
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http://castlevaniadungeon.net/forums/index.php/topic,4118.15.html (http://castlevaniadungeon.net/forums/index.php/topic,4118.15.html)
Here's our very own thread. MetroidQuest actually has posted here, and I keep up with him via AIM.
I'm linking to the 2nd page of that thread, with the latest download of the "True Simon Edition" version of the game. ;)
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You did yourself a favour by going with the Wii Virtual Console release. It is essentially a perfect port, outside of those few minute differences Jorge brought up. I can't think of a better way to experience the game, taking into account general availability and price.
The Dracula X Chronicles is still worth it for the titular remake, as it is a very good alternate take on Rondo, so hopefully you'll get to play that as well.
Yes, I am hell-bent on playing DXC now. I don't even want to finish rondo for several reasons (other games in timeline to beat first, and the DXC version.) On another site, I saw a guy rate DXC as 3 1/2 out of 5. All his other ratings were on point. That would be Mr. P's. What do you guys think of that ranking?
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http://castlevaniadungeon.net/forums/index.php/topic,4118.15.html (http://castlevaniadungeon.net/forums/index.php/topic,4118.15.html)
Here's our very own thread. MetroidQuest actually has posted here, and I keep up with him via AIM.
I'm linking to the 2nd page of that thread, with the latest download of the "True Simon Edition" version of the game. ;)
Please get him to let us have at least 5 lives :D I know it's his choice, but a seperate version with 5 lives, or difficulty changing settings ( I know this would be harder). I tried and failed. But master Jorge may work his magic. Haha. If not, so be it.
I accept it for what it is, although I think it could be so much more. I'm not a programmer so I can't say shit really.
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You did yourself a favour by going with the Wii Virtual Console release. It is essentially a perfect port, outside of those few minute differences Jorge brought up. I can't think of a better way to experience the game, taking into account general availability and price.
The Dracula X Chronicles is still worth it for the titular remake, as it is a very good alternate take on Rondo, so hopefully you'll get to play that as well.
Yep, I tried the exe emulation, in german, and the PSP which failed me, but the wii VC works well for me. I'm rather conflicted to continue playing, or play earlier titles and play them in chronilogical order. I will probably have to skip the DS games, PS2 games I can emulate, but I didn't hear good things. Same with the 360 title (which I can't emulate, and will never own one again) The hardware is from 2005. Not to be elitist, I just want to get the most out of my system is all.
I'm going to list my specs just in case anyone else wants to that has successfully emulated certain games.
[i5 2500K@4.7ghz, Asus P8P67 pro, Gigabyte Windforce GTX 580 3gb OC. Corsair Vengance 8gb DDR3 1600, OCZ Vertex III SSD 180gb, 3 internal seagate barracuda 7200rpm. Corsair HW1000W PSU and more than i'd like to mention as far as external drives.]
NOT Trying to pose or brag, I just wanted to maybe see what specs would run what emulator. But the mods may be tired of this, if so, I apologize. Like I said, PM me and just have a dialogue and I'll change my ways without bringing out the ban hammer.
I've modded a few times, it's a thankless job, but I tried to be fair. And I can tell the mods and admins on this site are fair as well.
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It's cool, dude.
I'm admin here and I'm talking about it. So long as you don't post links to ROM sites, you're ok to talk about stuff.
The DS titles and the GBA titles are good in terms of gameplay. Don't skip out on them due to other opinions. The bottom line is, as far as gameplay and music, they are topnotch titles considering that they're handhelds. Their only downside is that they copy the same "Metroidvania" formula that Symphony of the Night uses. If you like Symphony, you will probably enjoy those titles as well.
Here are the titles according to a chronological (but loose, as some games are not canon) timeline, as well as my numerical review on them (1 to 10, 10 being best).
The numerical value is as a game, as a whole, not as a "Castlevania" game.
I'm not familiar with my years, but I'm sure people will correct me on this (as well as disagree with my general ratings of the titles).
1047 - Castlevania: Lords of Shadow (PS3/X360) - 8.0
1094 - Castlevania: Lament of Innocence (PS2) - 7.5
1450 - Castlevania Legends (GBC) - 6.0
1476 - Castlevania: Dracula's Curse (NES) - 9.0
1479 - Castlevania: Curse of Darkness - 7.5
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14?? - Castlevania Pachislot 1 and 2 (currently unplayable)
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1576 - Castlevania: The Adventure (GB) 6.5
1591 - Castlevania Adventure II: Belmonts' Revenge (GB/GBC) - 8.0
16?? - Castlevania: Order of Shadows (Mobile) - 5.0
-----1691 (all)
Castlevania (NES) - 8.0
Haunted Castle (Arcade/PS2) - 6.0
Vampire Killer (MSX) - 6.5
Castlevania Chronicles (X68000/PS1)- 8.0
Super Castlevania IV (SNES) - 9.0
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1698 - Castlevania II: Simon's Quest (NES) - 7.5
1748 - Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance (GBA) - 7.5
-----1792 (both)
DraculaX: Rondo of Blood (PC-Engine) - 8.0
Castlevania: DraculaX (SNES) - 7.0
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1797 - Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (PS1)- 8.5
18?? - Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia (NDS) - 8.5
1830 - Castlevania: Circle of the Moon (GBA) - 8.0
-----If you play Legacy of Darkness, it includes Castlevania 64, plus improved gameplay.
1844 - Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness (N64) - 7.5
1852 - Castlevania 64 (N64) - 6.5
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1917 - Castlevania Bloodlines (Genesis) - 7.5
1944 - Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin (NDS) - 8.0
2035 - Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow (GBA) - 8.5
2036 - Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow (NDS) - 8.0
-----Games not set in a specific Time, but presumably in the future
10000 (LOL) - Kid Dracula (NES, GB) - 7.5
????? - Castlevania: The Arcade (Arcade) - Unplayable (unless you can find a cabinet in the USA)
????? - Castlevania Judgment (Wii) - 7.5
????? - Castlevania: Harmony of Despair (X360/PS3) - 7.5
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Thanks very much for the chronological order Jorge :) I'm still deciding how to continue my quest; what games will I play next? I had a good idea in a post above, but i'm damn tempted to play rondo on wii VC.
I have beaten CV1 and CV IV at this point (with save states, but i beat some hard bosses with my sub weapons). I would go in order and and do simon's quest, but another better and much harder one was made. So now I feel like I need to play that edition. Then CVIII.
After that, anyone got ideas of which games I should tackle? I want to play rondo and SOTN together and before the GBA games.
I have been busy with work, but I plan to beat more titles, and I have most of them but DS at my disposal. I heard DS was hard to emulate due to the dynamics of the system. Anyone know any better?
I'm going to attach a text file since it isn't against the rules, shows what I have available to play. If someone could offer me an order to play, I would be very grateful.
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Thanks very much for the chronological order Jorge :) I'm still deciding how to continue my quest; what games will I play next? I had a good idea in a post above, but i'm damn tempted to play rondo on wii VC.
I have beaten CV1 and CV IV at this point (with save states, but i beat some hard bosses with my sub weapons). I would go in order and and do simon's quest, but another better and much harder one was made. So now I feel like I need to play that edition. Then CVIII.
After that, anyone got ideas of which games I should tackle? I want to play rondo and SOTN together and before the GBA games.
I have been busy with work, but I plan to beat more titles, and I have most of them but DS at my disposal. I heard DS was hard to emulate due to the dynamics of the system. Anyone know any better?
I'm going to attach a text file since it isn't against the rules, shows what I have available to play. If someone could offer me an order to play, I would be very grateful.
DS emulation is rather crappy mostly due to the whole issue of playing two sceens on one computer monitor. That said, the DS games are worth playing for sure.
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Yeah, I figured. Thanks for clarifiying that for me. I don't see myself buying a Nintendo DS anytime soon, but maybe for the kid? Then I can steal it from him and continue my quest. ;D
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Buy the hardware to play the game you want. Emulating the DS fucking sucks, seriously, the actual experience is much better than using the mouse for the stylus.
If you want to use piracy (and I don't really care), you can buy a cheap flashcard.
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No, I do not want to use "piracy" I hate that term to begin with. I've said before I emulate games I've owned and paid for in the past. But I do like to "try before I buy" which was why I asked about the DS being emulated. Gone are the days where you are stuck with a game that is glitchy or sucks just cause the box art looks cool.
If I want to play the DS games, I will buy the system and games.
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Well, you can try to make yourself better, but it's still piracy. Even If you own the game. If you don't dump it by yourself (aka, your own game) and download it from the internet.
It's the law in most of the countries.
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Well, you can try to make yourself better, but it's still piracy. Even If you own the game. If you don't dump it by yourself (aka, your own game) and download it from the internet.
It's the law in most of the countries.
Do you really want to get into copyright law semantics? Cmon man. Lets get real here. Most of these games are as old as you (unless you are older, I guess that would explain it) :D Piracy is theft on the high seas. Not File sharing. That industry term designed to make ordinary citizens look like taliban living in fishing villages carrying RPGs Hijacking boats. Not Exactly the same thing there bud.
Law doesn't mean right, lots of laws are crooked. I said i'd buy the DS and games. Also as far as I'm aware in the US you are simply not allowed to UPLOAD. Never heard of someone busted for downloading.
Now you have a great afternoon.
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Delete if deemed necessary. Thank you.
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Actually, if there were ever games in the series that I feel are probably worth emulating over buy, the DS games would be those imo. They're pretty uneven and they don't really make all that much use of the touch screen (DoS notwithstanding and the seals you have to draw to beat the bosses.)
Rondo's one of the best, just play that one for now. You've gone through all the trouble emulating it, might as well enjoy it! ;D
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Oddly enough, because the Castlevania Dungeon is in need of some stage screenshots from the DS games, I'm finding myself playing Order of Ecclesia on my PC.
No$GBA is the emulator of choice, it seems.
It runs on my PC at nearly-proper speed and only experiences slowdown in the teleport rooms of OoE (which if you guys recall have a big 'water bubble' effect going on in the chalice of teleportation).
DS emulation is possible on my system, and I believe yours and mine are on par with one another (yours might be superior, actually).
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^^Co=sign. I've got a MacBookPro from 2008 (and the parts were probably already old by then knowing Apple) and it runs DS games fine.
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@jorge. I like that you rated all the castlevania games ever made. That is cool as hell. My ratings thus far for games i've beat or at least played:
Game/rating
CV1= 9.0
CV2=8.0
CV3=10
SCV4=8.5
Drac X=8.0
Rondo=9.5
Sotn/Nitm=10
CC=6.5
OoE=8.5
CV( i dunno the name of it but it was ther first one for gameboy, you can climb ropes in it)=5.5
LoI= 7.5
CoD=8.5
LoS=7.0
Castlevania Arcade(if your refering to the one were you hold the whip and play as trevor)=:9.0 last i checked too six flags has them in New England and New York. Trust me when i say you will eat up quarters on this bad boy!
Haunted Castle=6.0
CV64= 7.5
CV LoD=8