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SeymourOmnis

November 14th, 2006, 02:08

hi soulhaj,

Can you please post your system specifications? If you don't know them, go to start - run - and then type dxdiag, then press enter. If a message appears, click ok.

A new window should pop out, that's where you can find your pc's specs, then tell us them.

As far as I know, Fifa 98 is very slow on emulators, maybe this is an emulator core problem, graphics plugin problem, or is a game with a high system requirements, I really don't know. I will surely know the answer by next week, when I buy my new graphics card. I have a very fast (AMD 3500+) processor, so, if after I buy the graphics card the game is still slow, then it's PJ64's problem, being graphically or core, but if it gets fast, then you've got to have a dedicated graphics card to run the game alright. I'm still wondering why haven't this game appeared in the latest RDB.

You can get the cheats for Fifa 98 here: FIFA Road to World Cup 98 Cheats - FIFA Road to World Cup 98 Codes - FIFA Road to World Cup 98 Secrets (http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/n64/code/197311.html)

I don't know any gameshark codes, though.

Also, the next time you post a message, we will appreciate you to type more clearly, as it will help us cover and understand your problem. If english is not your native language (in my case too, but I can type good, understandable english) then try to use some translator tools, like google translator and babelfish. They're not great, but are very helpful sometimes.

SeymourOmnis

November 16th, 2006, 04:00

OK, I just bought a new 7600GS PCI-E card, and the game is fast now. And I have to say, this game is very graphical dependant, you need a good graphics card to make it run fast. I can just manage to get around 120FPS with 4xAA and 16xAF (turning them off will give me the same FPS). Playing with an AMD 3500+.

Also, this game shows me a bluish color in the soccer field, as shown here:http://img209.imageshack.us/my.php?image=fifaroadtoworldcup98usnop4. jpg

How can I fix this? Or is this normal in Jabo's D3D8?