New old vet

[BlooHook]

Hello Emu world! Bloo commin to ya here, figured I'd give a proper introduction. Been on the emulator scene for the last 10+ years now. It's been a love-hate relationship bu beneficial nonetheless. Remember the good ol' days trying to get a decent emu running on my Pentium 150, back when the only two emulators I could get decent sound and graphics out of were NESticle and Genecyst. Moved on to the Dreamcast side of emulating in 2001 and burned tens of CDs that ended up being coasters before I got it right. took a 4 year break from the scene after all my stuff became outdated until I got my PSP and decided to jump into it again. But now I'm back on fully seeing as how I got myself a brand new computer!!! dropped about 700 on it and need to put at least another 200 into it to get it where I want it but so far it's played everyhting I've thrown at it so I'm happy. Even went out and bought a controller to make it all legit :) all I need to do now is find a way to get a decent N64 graphics driver that give me good performance on the suck ass intel graphics chips until i can afford a better card.

But anyway. Hi everybody!!!

[WhiteX]

hello there, nice retrospective.

[Alchemist]

I remember nesticle.

I played double dragon for like two weeks.

[t0rek]

all I need to do now is find a way to get a decent N64 graphics driver that give me good performance on the suck ass intel graphics chips until i can afford a better card.

Did you mean a decent emulator or N64 graphics plugin? With your Intel integrated graphic card that should be difficult. But you should try Project 64 1.6 with Jabos's 1.6 latest graphic plugin. Or you may also test 1964 0.99 with Rice's graphic plugin 6.
Anyway I highly recommend you to get a better graphic card, not only for emulation purposes...

[noals]

Hello Emu world! Bloo commin to ya here, figured I'd give a proper introduction. Been on the emulator scene for the last 10+ years now. It's been a love-hate relationship bu beneficial nonetheless. Remember the good ol' days trying to get a decent emu running on my Pentium 150, back when the only two emulators I could get decent sound and graphics out of were NESticle and Genecyst. Moved on to the Dreamcast side of emulating in 2001 and burned tens of CDs that ended up being coasters before I got it right. took a 4 year break from the scene after all my stuff became outdated until I got my PSP and decided to jump into it again. But now I'm back on fully seeing as how I got myself a brand new computer!!! dropped about 700 on it and need to put at least another 200 into it to get it where I want it but so far it's played everyhting I've thrown at it so I'm happy. Even went out and bought a controller to make it all legit all I need to do now is write a gamecube emu for you all, i'm so glad to do it for you all, i will do it asap and do my come back on the emu scene...

wow, that's pretty cool man ! :P

if you need some plugin there are some here (http://www.ngemu.com/n64/plugins.php?cat=3&os=win32&type=gpu)

but tOrek is right, you will need another graphic card, a mother board one will cant afford a lot of stuff i think

'scuse my ingrish ^^