Radiant Silvergun in an upcoming MAME.

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22 Dec 2005, 11:52 AM
Mzo

lol @ u
22 Dec 2005, 12:14 PM
Kbu Chan

Frog, what does SSF stand for?
22 Dec 2005, 12:15 PM
Frogacuda

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Originally Posted by kbuchanan

Frog, what does SSF stand for?

The site doesn't even say. It's just SSF. http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~phantasy/ssf/index.html
22 Dec 2005, 12:20 PM
Dyne

i think its a play on the shinshiro name.......or i just dreamed that.
22 Dec 2005, 01:17 PM
Zerodash

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Originally Posted by Mzo

The Saturn version of RS >>> the arcade version of RS

Exactly.

There's a few other ST-V games that need to be fixed for MAME: Rabbit and Groove on Fight are two of them.
22 Dec 2005, 01:25 PM
Chux

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Originally Posted by Kidnemo

But you rerun the same dungeons day after day and month after month in World of Warcraft.

LMAO it takes longer to go through MC than it does to play RS all the way through.
22 Dec 2005, 01:31 PM
Melf

I'm glad that it's getting emulated, but I wonder how many older games will be eliminated from MAME to make room for it. :(
22 Dec 2005, 01:55 PM
Frogacuda

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Originally Posted by Melf

I'm glad that it's getting emulated, but I wonder how many older games will be eliminated from MAME to make room for it. :(

Is this a joke that I don't get, or do you actually think that MAME has a finite number of "slots" for games?

Lest you be confused, I assure you, the answer is "none".
22 Dec 2005, 01:58 PM
Melf

I've heard that each new revision of MAME eliminates some older games, in order to be able to run newer titles.
22 Dec 2005, 02:00 PM
Frogacuda

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Originally Posted by Melf

I've heard that each new revision of MAME eliminates some older games, in order to be able to run newer titles.

You heard from an idiot. The only reason old games ever get (temporarily) removed is because they're in the process of re-writing and improving a driver (often re-doing it from scratch), and sometimes it means games that once worked will be broken while they finish it (for an extreme example, Moonwalker was nixed for almost 2 years while they re-wrote all of the 16 bit Sega drivers). But this is always temporary, and always ends up with better emulation for those old games in the end (a ton of fantastic 16 bit Sega stuff is now supported that couldn't work before, as well as improved Moonwalker)

Believe me, MAME is all about getting as many games supported as accurately as possible. They'd never "abandon" a game to "make room".

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