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Ack! Free boompseed accounts are finally gone. Its the end of an era... all my stfu newbie pics are now broken links.
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Nope!Have you been sleeping since 2003?
My PC is from 2002, I don't have a 360 and it's not that hard to plug in an older console and enjoy it the way it was played in the day.
I'm Tommy Tallarico
You don't need a 360 to have a controller for it. You also don't need a new PC to plug it into a VGA port in a TV.
"I can only say that there is not a man living who wishes more sincerely than I do to see a plan adopted for the abolition of slavery." - Tommy Tallarico
Pontius is my Co-Pilate
Boo, Hiss.
Load"*",8,1
My 2 Sony Wega HD CRTs don't have VGA ports, so unless I have a video card that supports HDMI/S-video, that isn't really an option.
Still, there's nothing wrong with playing a game on the console instead.
master of the dark hado
if you have an ATI card, ati makes a component adaptor for many of them. Also you can go and get a VGA - DVI adaptor and then DVI to HDMI cable
My tv accepts VGA so my HTPC is hooked up through that.
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I've lost gamesaves pretty often in SNES games, and getting some of my NES carts to work is a joke half the time. My Genesis doesn't output in RGB, and I can't play Thunderforce with my joystick on it. PSX games look pretty good in higher resolutions.Still, there's nothing wrong with playing a game on the console instead.
Really, if I can emulate a game perfectly, I'm probably not going to play it on its original platform these days.
Yup, I hook up my HTPC with DVI -> HDMI cable (Radeon card). Works well, no complaints here.
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