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Whose RGB cables for the Super NES are better? Retro Access or that UK site? I don't want any audio buzzing or checkerboarding in the image.
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I was playing Final Fantasy 9 for the first time on my laptop. I got pretty far into disc two. Then the hard drive died. Is there anywhere that I can go to to get my game back to approximately where I was at the same levels? I know it's not going to be perfect but I'm not replaying all of this. Is there some sort of save editor for the game that will plop me somewhere in the middle of the game like that? I can't imagine there's going to be save file downloads that are going to be exactly where I was. I really want to finish this game but if there's no way to do the above I'm unfortunately going to just give up on it and I don't wanna do that.
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Feb 22, 2018 11:24
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kirbysuperstar posted:What version was it? I'm guessing you were emulating, because the actual PC release has cloud saves and all. Sorry, yes the iso on an emulator on my pc If anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated
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Feb 23, 2018 00:21
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the dr mario image on the left absolutely looks better than the one on the right. was that a joke? the one on the left looks razor sharp without being blocky. the one on the right looks razor sharp, but blocky.
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May 20, 2021 15:22
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wait then why do Playstation 1 games look better on the PSP than they do on the vita considering the vita has a much higher quality screen? isn't it because the PSP screen is a lot closer to the Playtation 1's screen resolution? the vita has to do a bunch of ugly poo poo to hide how much more pixelated it looks (scanlines, bilinear filtering, and so on) don't DVD's look better on a 480p display than they do on a 4k one? how is that not the same thing applied here?
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