Whoa, I never knew LYN had this kind of feature. At first I was like then I saw the small tag there. Thanks for the wishes, and your input as always.

almost done collecting virtua fighter

Dude, isn't that everything? Unless you mean the PC versions of VF Remix, VFPC, VF2, and the PS3 version of VF5, I think that's everything? The only other game I can think of related to VF is Fighters Megamix and VF Portrait Series.

need 32x version to complete my home console vf collection.

after reading your reply i checked some youtube videos of VF PC,
seems like both vf and vf2 on pc are better port than the saturn version.

Still thinking of port?

Play the real thing already

u r so predictable my friend, been waiting for u since the moment i post that pic.

Believe it or not, a lot of SEGA PC's outputs are superior than the Saturn versions. Personal opinion or bias aside, almost every release from SEGA PC is faster and prettier than the Saturn ports (BIG if: PC needs to be powerful enough). VF2 in particular has the original Model 2 data that makes it arcade perfect. It's just that no PC on earth at that time (1997) can handle the Model 2 mode. VF2 on Saturn has lower polygon count and tinnier sound. But since it's running on Saturn's high-res mode, it looks stunning for a console game. Oh yeah, it's also locked at 60fps, making it buttery smooth. Compared to the MS Powerpoint slideshow I was playing on PC, I'd rather be playing the Saturn version though.

I hate high res mode

Use this stick to play, just like in the arcade

Wow... You guys so early play game... So high tech.. Somemore keep it till now... In the mid 90s I too ulu to even play video games... I only main guli, gasing and also play tagging only... Lol.. The half retro game I ever come across is Game boy colour(from cousin) and the most fun game I'd played is Harry potter and the philosopher's stone..XD Darn nice lo the one... Had so much fun with it... XD Oooh.. And also the virtual pet thing... small tiny one.. and digimon wonderswan... That is all.. In the late 90s...All sudah throw away.. Spoil liao..

This post has been edited by lilko: Mar 19 2010, 05:03 AM

How about this.. although it doesn't play like the arcade

This is what we call Luxury Gaming...

Olang miskin like us can only dream to have those setup at home...

YOU HAVE 4 PS2???

oooo gundam... nice

how many st-v games u have?

Wow, is that an ST-V board? I thought the games were stored on PCB, guess I was wrong. I know the Naomi and CPS-III ran on discs, but this one ran on cartridges. You learn something new once in a while. What other games do you have on ST-V?

Not much, just 5 so far.. putting more focus on PCBs for the time being after "completing" my MVS shumps quest. This hobby is like buying a console for each individual game

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Added on March 19, 2010, 12:23 pmNaomi runs on ROM and GD-ROM, still haven't taken the plunge as initial investment proved to be beyond my reach CPS3 runs on CD-ROM with cartridge for security check.. cartridge gone means all gone, bye bye my SF3 3S

This post has been edited by gundamalpha: Mar 19 2010, 12:23 PM

he, the only sega pc game i played was Sonic R .lol

i remembered back in the old days when sega wanted to release virtua fighter and panzer dragoon on PC.... bundled with Diamond Edge 3D card 2mb vram (so expensive at the time USD299/399)

Its the only card that have the ability to use Sega Saturn controllers.

I remember that too, but was it Diamond? I remember my friend's PC back then came bundled with both VF Remix and Panzer Dragoon. I think it was an Asus card. Don't remember what chipset was it though. And I could be wrong, but Creative Labs also had a similar bundle. I soooo wanted to play VF Remix back then. Too bad it won't work on PCs without the card. Luckily SEGA released VFPC for everyone else to enjoy

the chipset was the 1st from Nvidia...