Re: No problem nt

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This message was posted by Jigsaw, posted on June 04, 2001 at 02:18:48 coming from 24.70.95
This message is a reply to Thank you Jigsaw, you've always been a helping hand in this matter (nt) posted from mikael posted at June 02, 2001 at 13:28:57
> > Dude, I know first hand that the sound from ZSNES isn't even close to the sound of a real SNES...anyone who's hooked their sound card up to their TV and has some sort of music listening ability will tell you that. The real SNES has a much crisper sound. An emulator will never have 100% compatibility until they get their source code from Nintendo.

> > As for the extra 32M issue, you remind me of a guy who told me the same thing -- don't buy a 64M unit. Someone once said to me on this board "ToP will never be translated, don't waste your money." You know what, I'm not cheap and I spent the extra $20. And I obviously don't regret it. You never know what may happen in the future. Someone may write something like a NES or Game Boy emulator that will only work on a 64M unit. Maybe even an MP3 player, who knows. Then all you people who decided to cheap out on your units will all come crying back to the manufacturers whining for upgrades.

> > What am I trying to say? Only a fool cheaps out on a backup unit. If you're going to spend at least a couple of hundred bucks, don't stop 90% of the way there.

> > Jigsaw

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Message	> > > Dude, I know first hand that the sound from ZSNES isn't even close to the sound of a real SNES...anyone who's hooked their sound card up to their TV and has some sort of music listening ability will tell you that. The real SNES has a much crisper sound. An emulator will never have 100% compatibility until they get their source code from Nintendo. > > > As for the extra 32M issue, you remind me of a guy who told me the same thing -- don't buy a 64M unit. Someone once said to me on this board "ToP will never be translated, don't waste your money." You know what, I'm not cheap and I spent the extra $20. And I obviously don't regret it. You never know what may happen in the future. Someone may write something like a NES or Game Boy emulator that will only work on a 64M unit. Maybe even an MP3 player, who knows. Then all you people who decided to cheap out on your units will all come crying back to the manufacturers whining for upgrades. > > > What am I trying to say? Only a fool cheaps out on a backup unit. If you're going to spend at least a couple of hundred bucks, don't stop 90% of the way there. > > > Jigsaw
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