I am using Firefox and the problem just came about all of a sudden, not sure why. Worked fine until about three weeks ago. Was there some patch or update pushed at that time?

Can I post high scores with Mednafen?

I'm using a PC with Windows 7.

No, the standard NES Java emulator works fine, its when I use the RGR plug-in when I have the problems.

For some reason, whenever I use the RGR plug-in for Gameboy or NES, the 'Z' and 'X' buttons do not work, making it impossible to play any games. It is only the RGR plug-in, as I can play the NES or GB emulator and it works fine. This just started happening all of a sudden within the past month. I've tried reconfiguring and using other keys, but noting works. Does anyone have any ideas? Has anyone else had this problem?

I am using Firefox. Ms. Pac Man works fine using the regular NES Emulator, but not the RGR2. It might only happen when I try to play for a high score. Unfortunately, I'm not at a computer where I can try it as its blocked here at work, but I will double check when I get home. It only happens with Ms. Pac Man as I can play Pac Man with no problems.

I will try the Mednafen emulator and see if I have better luck with the Game Boy. Thanks for the help.

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I'm having trouble opening the NES Ms. Pac Man using the RGR plugin. It says its unable to open the game. Any idea what to do about that?

The controls for the Game Boy RGR plugin seem to be messed up as well, especially the 'A' and 'B' keys. I've tried to reconfigure, even reinstalling the plugin, and the keys are still messed up. This is especially true with Bases Loaded, I can't even play the game as a result.

Do I need to contact someone or how does it work to get these fixed?

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Sign me up! I need something to do now that my Redskins are out.

I hold one of the high scores in Super Tecmo Bowl, so I know how to play and I would be a contender to win it all.

Birthday: 1975 (I'd rather keep the date secret for ID theft reasons). I'm 37, probably the oldest person on this whole website.

Gender: Dude

Favorite color: Green (I'm a die hard environmentalist)

Favorite food: Probably chocolate, though I do love shrimp stuffed potatoes.

Favorite time of day: I like mornings, but mornings don't like me. I'll have to go with nights since I'm a night owl.

I'll take the Viz. I'm saving up to buy game consoles for accessories so I can play an unlimited number of games.

Good video, I didn't know there were so many Christmas themed games. I especially like the Home Alone games, I've never played them and will have to now. I also didn't know there was an Elf game. It doesn't look all that good, but I'll have to try it out anyway.

Ever since Bases Loaded was released for the Game Boy in 1990, this game has remained one of the most entertaining baseball games for any platform. The reason is simple: the game is simple enough that it can be easily learned yet still complex enough that it always remains challenging and keeps you coming back. It was one of the few Game Boy gamest that were actually more fun to play than its NES counterpart. Though Bases Loaded for the NES was arguably the best baseball game released for the system, the Game Boy version simplifies the game play without losing the experience that made the game so successful in the first place.

The simplicity of the controls is one of the games best features. This of course had to be the case since the Game Boy didn't have much in the way of controls to begin with, but it makes the most of it. I like the music in the game too, though I often mute it as it does get a little redundant after a while (what game music doesn't?).

The game isn't without its downsides though: you can only choose from one of two teams (East or West). It would be nice to play in league play or even East vs. West, but the game requires that with every victory, you move up the ranks and play a higher skill level of team (Rookie - A - AA - AAA - Major). Having played all four teams several times, I also don't notice much of a difference between the teams. The Major League team isn't any better than the Rookie team from what I can see, but this can be good in some ways in that the game is challenging right out of the gate.

Another problem with the game is that, using certain pitches, some pitchers will throw a strike every time without the batter ever swinging. This means you can easily throw a perfect game and win providing your offense can score at least one run. The game also does not allow for extra innings, which means that a tie is considered a loss.

This game has always been and will always be one of my guilty pleasures. Its the game I play most on Vizzed and find myself having withdrawals for one occasion. Hope you like it as much as I have.

OK, thanks for the consideration anyway.

I think I qualify. I've been scrounging around rating screenshots and whatnot, but that only got me 30 Viz as I'm maxed out now. Any Viz would be most appreciated.

How does one sell a game? I have a couple I would like to get rid of.

I'm a new guy just looking to play some games.