seki108

Well, I checked in at a good time. I have a few minutes now if you can trade. Edit: @luis Thank you again for the mons (and for including extra shinies).

The only thing I really didn't like is that he intentionally stalled Ashi's paradox earasure just to maximize the impact. Paradoxs shouldn't take weeks to resolve.......she should have disappeared immediately. All it did was make it look like SJ ripped off Gurrenn Lagann's ending, just slightly worse (with the wedding not finishing and not getting an older Jack epilogue).

1. Silver panel/cardswiper in Corey's room in his gym. 2. On Ametrain mountain as part of the story (getting Waterfall TM).

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Yanma

Dear God................does this make Sonichu canon? Someone prepare the funeral music now, if that's the case.

I'm sorry, but I was playing Black 22 and Blaze Black 2 within an hour of downloading the emulator. I played through both without any problems. It's not complicated..... it's been a while, but I don't remember downloading Bios and I know I didn't download firmware separately. I'm pretty sure there is no emulator that has Wi-Fi, so that's to be expected

Serperior

No problem. I only know so much about the subject as a whole and some on my knowledge is just personal experience. Perhaps I'm being a bit pessimistic and just hoping for unrealistically fast progress (this is coupled with my half-baked understanding of the full concepts and how long it is between when I remember to check again). I thought the PS2 was mostly just incremental performance improvements at this point, but I've only ever played Super Robot Wars games and one other turn based strategy game, so my selection hasn't been very limit taxing compared to other games. Honestly, I judge most by how well they run SRW games, if at all, so I really don't have wide experience on the subject either. I know for the regular DS, 4 and a half years ago (dec 2012) there wasn't even a simple save function on the leading emulator, so that's made incredible strides.

Sorry, I'm a mecha fan, not a mecha man. Shipper?

I haven't followed it fully (only at time when I remember), but it seems very hit and miss what games will run at the moment. Most games don't seem to start up properly (or at all), while some work moderately well with a few very wells. Still won't emulate the few PS3 games I want to play, so...... From what I've read, it took so many years to get it off the ground because of who different the PS3 is from the PS2 (since you have to understand what each new piece does and then reverse engineer it). I understand it's making continual progress, but it is slow slow from a general standpoint. Still, at least it is documented as possible, whereas a few years ago it was deemed impossible because of just how much more advanced it was.

Maybe if it doesn't go as slow as PS3 emulator development.......

Yeah, Citrus apparently needs a really high end graphics card to run at all, so it's probably cheaper just to get a 3ds.

Thankfully, you are not downloading PS2 ISO's, which take so many hours (even longer is it is split into parts), so it's not too bad.

Yes, it works on the same principle as emulating the vanilla game. Download the ISO file and have the emulator run it.

The hacked versions features in Blaze Black 2: harder battles (with the option to have all gym leaders and E4 have 6 mons), have all Pokemon (Gen 1-5) available in game, challenge Hoehn gym leaders outside of PWTM, rebattle gym leaders at some point, Many stat and a few type changes, earlier access to fishing rod, among other minor things.

I've only used DesMuMe, but it worked good with playing B/W and B/W 2. If you are playing those though, I would recommend the hacked Blaze Black/ Volt White versions for more challenge (especially BB2) and all available Pokemon up to Gen 5.

There are working DS emulators that work even on less powerful laptops like mine. The main 3DS emulator, Citrus, is still in development, but it needs a very powerful computer to run at all.

Tyrunt

@Wolfox Glace Happy birthday, you shady Magicarp salesman, you.