As far as I know, the BIOS of the SegaCD are copyrighted and thus, unless you own the actual console, you're not allowed to run the BIOS on the emulator.  Could be wrong though.

On topic, I'd go for the Wii.  I didn't play anything on the SegaCD so I don't know if it's worthwhile.

I would say you did a pretty good job of replicating it.  :D  Very nice!

Happy birthday!  :D

First of all, there's an edit button.  There's no need to post four times, just edit your original post.

Second of all, you can press ctrl+F8 to set the frame rate higher, which will make the game run faster.

And just because they haven't updated, doesn't mean they're not working on it.

That one does work for the English version, but the installer is in German.  There's no translation of the installer as far as I know.

Off-topic, but your sig is really pretty Vamp.  Did you make it yourself?

They fire so fast, that simply walking forward is pretty much impossible, but i guess i need to be more skilled.. Erm... relating to an earlier portion of this thread, are you running the game in DosBox?  QFG4 was DEFINITELY not made for XP, and once again, are you running New Rising Sun's patches?...

Adds a bit of difficulty, doesn't it?  :D  

Keep moving forward.  As long as your health is in good shape, I've found that they're easily beatable.

26.  *shrugs*

:P  QFG2VGA most likely.  ^_^

It looks very nice, but you posted in the wrong forum.  A mod will probably move this thread.

I think you both did an excellent job on them.  Death messages, especially for the Space Quest series and the later King's Quests got ridiculously funny, and I like just being able to read them all.  Keep up the good work!

They cancelled that project a couple years ago.

You have to keep practicing your throwing until she shows up to challenge you.

Oh wow, those are nice.  You're right about how he uses natural objects in the painting.  I can't tell what's real and what's a part of the painting.  Thanks for sharing.

How to solve the final room puzzle as a Fighter. [spoiler]Type "run" to run away from the statue that comes to life.  There is one candle that isn't lit; run into it to knock it over.  After Ad Avis starts chanting, run around the star to knock over the brazier.  It will knock Ad Avis out ...

Well, for those like me who don't exactly make a groundbreaking amount of money, I need to choose games that are cheap and will provide me with 20-30 hours of entertainment.  Thus, RPGs make me warm and fuzzy inside.

The collection CD comes with all the latest patches already installed.  All you need to do is install New Rising Sun's patches, which fix various speed issues and some poor scripting, and you're all set to go.

If you're talking about official patches, Sierra did release some.  What the patches in my post do is fix problems with QFG1VGA, QFG3, and the CD version of QFG4.  Those, along with running the games in a program called DosBox, will make them much easier to play.

Did you install New Rising Sun's patches?  As well as are you running the games in DosBox?

To me, abandonware IS freeware, when it's done right. Freeware as I see it is any program that is distributed to the public without any form of payment.  Games that have been abandoned by their developers and released to the public are freeware. It's just another term for it.

*ponder*  Are you trying to say "stop asking"?  Hmm...

^_^

Technically, no.  I'm not gonna repeat what Gronagor said, just add on it a little.  Intellectual property is copyrighted for 80 years, afterwords it becomes free domain.  It's illegal to download it without paying a royalty to the copyright holder. That's the letter of the law.  The spirit of some ...

I received both Final Fantasy 3 and Puzzle Quest for the DS.  I've got plenty of games now to keep me occupied.  Puzzle Quest looks to be a very interesting play.  Puzzles and RPG... where have I heard that combo before...