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Hi everyone, i was just wondering if there's a tutorial or if someone can possibly take the time to help me with getting this to work. It would be great playing some of those games i never got the chance to play on my system. Any helpful response would be appreciated.
Hi, Sorry but I'm a lazy guy to prepare a tutorial... see the attached a image that I already done.
Hey thanks for responding. Well, when i burned the disc it i remember something about couldn't find files.txt i think what needs to be done to correct this?
A side question i have, i had posted attachments to a couple of pictures i have, but it seems they were removed...not showing up, but it shows the attachment atari 5200.rar that you posted, why is that?
About the pictures... :( should be work!
About the FILES.TXT, check the README.TXT in Jum's A5200 Emulator pack (http://www.geocities.com/james7780/e...s/emu5200.html).
Also you can try to use the program SimplePEFU.exe (in attachments)... to generate automaticly the file FILES.TXT. Check the example in the Emulator Pack.
Good Look!
Oh ok, i was wondering if you could use the simple pefu program, i remember using that for psms. Thanks for your help by the way.
Has anyone else noticed that this emulator is fairly worthless?
How exactly is it worthless?
I have it on a CD with at least 50-60 ROMs and all the ones I've tried thus far worked perfectly.
It is a good way to take a break from games like Onimusha 3 or Gungrave when I get tired of the fancy graphics and fast-paced action.
Because of people like James (Jum) I can play all the SNES, SMS, NES, Genesis, C64/128, etc., etc games from years ago.
The only legacy system I still have is a N64 (with a VDoctor64) since nobody has written (and distributed) a N64 emu for the PS2 yet.
I don't think *any* contribution someone makes to the homebrew/ps2devel scene is worthless.
-k-
Thanks alot! I was able to get the atari emulator working. acezario you were helpful thanks, now i can play some of these old games that are still fun to me. And i agree with kugeln, another great contribution to the ps2.