The NHL '94 Racketboy Tournament
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Re: The NHL '94 Racketboy Tournament
I'm just not seeing the point since netplay and updated roms for the Genesis have been used for years.
Admittedly, I don't know anything about Sega CD emulators and how their netplay works but I can't imagine it runs faster or smoother than the Genny ones.
Admittedly, I don't know anything about Sega CD emulators and how their netplay works but I can't imagine it runs faster or smoother than the Genny ones.
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The point for me is I can play a legit game that I own physically instead of downloading a rom. Just my preference.
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I am a proponent for the Sega CD version myself and if anyone has issues getting it to work with their emulator, I will be more than happy to help. It is incredibly easy with the GENS emulator (which we would use for the netplay) and it should work smoothly.noiseredux wrote:Just curious why an iso is more of an obstacle than a rom?
@retrosportsgamer Right on, If anyone wants any info on what to do and how to run this, head over to the NHL 94's on-line getting started page and if you need some links for downloads for tools they have those as well
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Re: The NHL '94 Racketboy Tournament
I'm in for either the Genny or Sega Cd version.
Noise, if you own the physical copy what's the hangup with using a ROM or ISO? I'd think the ISO would be quicker to read than the actual CD, and a ROM just saves you the trouble of dumping it yourself...
Noise, if you own the physical copy what's the hangup with using a ROM or ISO? I'd think the ISO would be quicker to read than the actual CD, and a ROM just saves you the trouble of dumping it yourself...
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ah gotcha. What about a Genny ROM?noiseredux wrote:I have no hangup w ripping the iso from the game i own.
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To me the scd version is superior. So again i would rather play the game i own thab download a lesser rom.
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For some it's when you have to couple finding the iso with mounting it and getting the right BIOS. Also, BIOS downloads are in a much more legally questionable area making it hard to get the right one sometimes.noiseredux wrote:Just curious why an iso is more of an obstacle than a rom?
Maybe now Nintendo will acknowledge Metroid has a fanbase?
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With the ISO, luckily, all you need to do is run it straight from the ISO with GENS, no need to mount it....and I can't really advertise the acquiring of said stuff, but the NHL 94 website is a very very resourceful siteFlake wrote:For some it's when you have to couple finding the iso with mounting it and getting the right BIOS. Also, BIOS downloads are in a much more legally questionable area making it hard to get the right one sometimes.noiseredux wrote:Just curious why an iso is more of an obstacle than a rom?
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I also own the Sega CD copy so i'm totally down. I'm glad it can use the GENS emulator.noiseredux wrote:To me the scd version is superior. So again i would rather play the game i own thab download a lesser rom.

