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Post by zumbum - The Screen Monster on Apr 27, 2004 13:58:21 GMT -5
I've recently gotten into emulators for the PC, oh the nostalgia values of playing classic games like Streets of Rage and Toejam and Earl. And I knwo this is far-fetched, but I would really like Suikoden as a ROM for an emulator.
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Post by timrpgland on Apr 27, 2004 14:22:26 GMT -5
Suikoden is a PS game. There aren't really "roms" so to speak for CD/DVD based games. You could try and find the .iso (cd image) file from somewhere but I have no idea where and it would be 600+ mb probably.
However if you have the game CD itself, you can play it on PC with a PS Emulator.
Latest game I've been emulating is Metal Slug 5. BOOYA
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Post by SickAndWretched on Apr 28, 2004 15:21:36 GMT -5
hmm.. prehaps you can get it off DC++
and I'm pretty sure if you have the cd you can copy all the data off it (if you have XP) and make into a playable file.. some how.. 'cause thats how I got the Red Asphault sound track.
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Post by timrpgland on Apr 28, 2004 15:43:36 GMT -5
Yep you can copy the cd image. That is what the iso/bin is.
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Post by Magi on Apr 28, 2004 15:56:02 GMT -5
I have the suikoden rom and emulator, and you can't have either. Nyah.  |
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Post by timrpgland on Apr 28, 2004 15:58:53 GMT -5
Which is a .iso not a rom, sheesh people.
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Post by Magi on Apr 28, 2004 22:25:51 GMT -5
Which is a .iso not a rom, sheesh people. I know that, but I count it as one. Like a rom, an iso is a cd image converted to a single datafile on your computer. All the elements are compressed into that file, making it one. Just like a rom. And though the extraction is different for cd -> iso and cartridge -> rom, their concept is essentially the same. That's why I still like referring them to roms. |
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Post by axarle on Apr 29, 2004 9:46:22 GMT -5
I used to have it, but I deleted it once I bought it for the ridiculous price of £60. Well it was worth it, in my opinion that is. Also the emulator I had didn't run it well and was a little slow and lacks on graphical capabilities, the emulator I had was a little crap is what I'm trying to say but it was the only one that would work for me. It took me around a week of none stop searching to get it too.
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Post by timrpgland on Apr 29, 2004 10:36:38 GMT -5
Essentially the same: yes. Technically wrong: yes.  |
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Post by LiquidXRogue on May 21, 2004 18:00:31 GMT -5
One site : www.emuparadise.com. You can download Suikoden off there, once you past the thousands of popups...I should know because I downloaded it recently (why oh why did I play Suikoden 2 first?) and it runs perfectly on my Tiny 450Mhz with 128mb ram and Intel i180 graphics card on ePSXe. Yes, I know its possible to burn it to a disc, but my playstation 2s a spastic and won't accept the swipe card method for playing it...oh well. While on the subject of Suikoden, i'd like to say that the Suikoden 1 I downloaded is NTSC, and the Suikoden 2 I own is PAL, so I cant transfer McDohl (which by some research would be called ScDohl) to Suiko 2 . Anyone have a gameshark code I could use to get around this and release the McDohl lock? |
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