well hopefully, im hoping for some holo-deck type effort. no actual consoles, just giant rooms, with sensors and hologram an stuff. full immersion. cant quite figure out how it would work though, but thats not my job. if it was id be all over it. but it aint. maybe something to do with bouncign light around. i duno.

theres a pretty decent list of which work, which run fine and which dont work at all on the dosbox site. heres a link:

http://www.dosbox.com/comp_list.php?letter=A

yeah Scumm is good if your into 'point + clicks',or if ya just fancy a walk down memory lane with ol' George Stobbart. DOSBOX is still my fav tho. So much retro fun to be had.

hey not sure if anyone is aware, but you can get a port of dos box for the psp. Sum dude goes by the name CrazyC hooked it up.

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=9564

im intrested in War for Cybertron; that game could go either way, could be really good, could be as bad as the films. It got nothing to do with those abominations though. And it sonds like it will be transformer-centric as opposed to some tard i care not about.

Other than that im waiting for Fist of the North Star. Dynasty Warriors meets Hokuto no Ken. Looks like a winner. Looks like lots of people gonna get thier heads exploded.

Just started playing Seiken Densetu 3 again. 1st time iv played it in RGR, played it before though.

Also playing Total Anihilation: Kingdoms on my PC.

Also started my First Ever play through on Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night (PSX -> PSP port). Lovin' it. Alucard is a total bad-man.

Two of my all time favourite games are Secret of Mana and Seiken Densetsu 3, both for the SNES and both in the Retro room.

A few of my other notable RPGs include Terranigma, Secret of Evermore, Lufia I & II, Azure Dreams is a good one, so are Dragon Warrios Monsters 2 and Monster Rancher series if your into that style of game. As are Golden sun 1 & 2 (GBA), they are worth playing as well.

Oh And Bahamut Lagoon. If you have never played it and like Tatics-RPGs then i would recommend this for sure.

Lots of good retro games to choose from.... so many games... so many memories... so little time...

ok well it was the same problem as before,

"Failed to load video plugin: C:Documents and SettingsLocal SettingsApplication DataVizzeRgrNintendo64Plugin1964Video.dll"

just tried running it on a different machine though, one that hadnt had used vizzed at all. downloaded and installed everything and it seems to be working fine so i assume its something local to that machine. Not sure what though. Ill try uninstalling it and re-installing but that didnt work so far. DOnt suppose theres any sort of cache or temp directory that i might need to delete that i dont know of?

hey

...err yeah i tried d/l the new version, uninstailling the old, installing the new. still says the same thing. This happens in both IE and FF.

Any ideas?

Hi all

Iv was attempting to play some n64 games in the game room and for some reason IE crashed wilst i was browsing. I was about to click the play link when it happenedd, although im sure thats not got too much relevance.

Anyway, The first time i tried to load a game (neon genesis) it got to about 20% loaded then crashed. I then rebooted IE an treid to load the game again, only to get the error:

"Failed to load video plugin: C:Documents and SettingsLocal SettingsApplication DataVizzeRgrNintendo64Plugin1964Video.dll"

I went to check the location it pointed at, and the file was indeed there so i instinctivley uninstalled the plugin and reinstalled, tried a SNES game which worked fine, then tried neon gen again and bam, still same error. I then tried Ocarina of time, same problem.

So either: A) im being a total tard and missed the thread sayin N64 doesnt work; B) Iv done something I am unaware of and borked the plugin somehow; C) the new 1964video.dll plugin doesnt work. Seein how iv not managed to find any one else complaining they cant load n64, i reckon its either A or B. Probably B.

Ok so, anyone got any ideas?