Close on the monitor there Krankor, its a 1080. I am looking for three more decently priced ones if anyone is selling?
Pullmyfinger is right on the emulation aspect. I also dont see the cube version emulated anytime soon - though that would rock.
peace4myheart, using GBA's is definitely more practical. But it is alot easier for me to get others to play it this way. Its alot like an arcade cabinet compared to mame on a joystick. They both get it done, but one has more moxie.
Not counting the original cube and wii I have had since they came out, this has cost me probably $200 so far. Another cube, four gameboy players, the game, the cables, one of the tvs. I hope to finish this off completely within $300. Granted this well be spread over the next couple years, but I think it is doable. I have two more cubes coming to me for $20 a pop, and have seen some compatible tvs at goodwill recently. Though if I could get three more amiga monitors at a decent price I would.
I also forgot to throw in some thankyous; Racket, lias, Ack, Xentrix, Medford, Jesspanda, Ishy, Maid Mirawyn, and a few others who helped me out. Ohwell, I will add them after the digg folk have moved on.
Look What We Did at MomoCon: Zelda Four Swords 5+5
Yes, I meant the GBA version.Pullmyfinger wrote: I think he means just the GBA version, VBA is what you need, I used it to play 4-player puyo puyo matches on a LAN before the DS version came out.
Is anyone here up for this, I'd like 3 people to play 4 swords GBA version with me one of these days. Although I'm in Europe, as long as you're not on US West or on the Far East time zone (Australia included, I guess) the timezone difference won't be TOO bad on a weekend.
If I don't get anybody for now, maybe it can be one of the Together Retro games eventually, that would enable people to have play partners, I suppose.