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So I tried following a tutorial on youTube (a kind of okay one) about getting Mess to work with the CDi emulator, it worked for me and I was soon playing the Zelda CDi games, but eventually it caused two BSODs on my windows set up (64 bit). I was wondering does anyone have a better tutorial on how to set up mess? I kept getting this one error when starting it. I can't be certain if it was Xpadder or not (or better DS3), I was running both at once because it just wouldn't accept my PS3 controller as input inside the emulator, but I couldn't really get that to work either. It could be a combination of the two programs that caused the blue screen, I don't really know. I just find it odd that running this old system is so challenging to do...

Hi, I have been trying to figure out how to get my older stuff to look normal or maybe good on my HDTV. Specifically my Sega Saturn (I use an S - Video cable) and my Genesis Model 2 + 32X + Sega CD (Composite). They look bad, I mean text is muddy and barely readable unless your right in front of it. So I found this site: http://retrogaming.hazard-city.de/ and... I'm still very much confused on what to do. You see I was all set to order a Scart to HDMI converter box, then I was going to get the required cables for my machines. That's where things got quite confusing. First off a bunch of people, including the author of the retrogaming hazard page said that buying a cheap chinese box was a bad, bad idea. So for now I did cancel my order which never shipped anyway. Second off I noticed that some people wanted a Scart Japanese cable over a European one, I'm still not sure if they are any different? I also noticed for Scart (which I think is the same as RGB?) would need a new cable to connect my 32X in as well. Then things just got more confusing from there, keep in mind I just want my Sega Genesis + 32X + SegaCD and my Sega Saturn to look good on my HDTV. The Deinterlacing page is a nightmare, I barely understand it too. I know scanlines are there to do something, but I don't know what. Everyone I talk to keeps saying get the XRGB - Mini. That's expensive! Also so far no one (not even that deinterlacing page) has shown me a clear difference from the XRGB and something cheap. The guy from the page mentioned I should try and find a cheap iScan HD or HD+ or if I spend a little more a cheaper used XRGB unit. Does anyone here know what I'm talking about? Can anyone offer any advice? Should I just try and find a cheap solution or would that make it worse?

Are there any tutorials for programming the Jaguar yet? Or is it too complicated for noobies to program on?

It was released? I thought there were only screenshots out. So let me get this straight they are releasing this ROM free of charge but you have to pay to download it?! WOW I think I will grab it on Underground Gamer

Could somebody make there own download link for this prototype? I cant download it from the link even when I log on!

//Tyler Weiss #include <stdio.h> //Fuel SCAN PROGRAM void main(void) { float distance, gallons, MPG; printf("Enter distance followed by space than gallons used. \n"); scanf("%f %f", &distance, &gallons); MPG = "%f / %f", &distance, &gallons; printf("Fuel Effiency is: %f\n", MPG); } My teacher told us to make a program that calculates the fuel effeicny in Gallons and Liters and I know this is wrong lol but I can't get this to work and I do not have the liters area yet any help anybody?