It's 100% impossible to be emulated on mame, less they can improve the emu. That can help us use crlmamepro for the future emulators. Be a while until theyĭullaron, i'm not asking for mame emulation, i asking about release them in to the mame emu, only. > Will be hard to get fully working on MAME without the hacking.
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Windows 11 Home 64-bit / AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT / AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core 3.59 GHz / RAM 16 GB Will be hard to get fully working on MAME without the hacking. > Still not released on mame? Is that legal to emulate games before they as been post but until H8's internal ROM is not dumped only HLE possible.Ībout iso's: many people confirmed - "Media Board"s contain normal GC iso's and works like DVD-interface emulator, but uses different commands. Yes, its HLE, but IMO there is only thing can be LLE-ed - Hitachi H8S/2676 MCU on "BaseBoard", I think its ESI-JVS bridge, CMOS, DSW if, just like MIE in Naomi/Hikaru, at least command system looks familiar. > I think the iso's going around are bootlegs and not originals as well. > AFAIK it's mainly HLE of the arcade side. Still not released on mame? Is that legal to emulate games before they as been post on the shelf?
I'd be surprised if the Au1500 wasn't dead easy to HLE though - the entire reason you have a separate CPU do that job is so it appears to the main CPU as an easy HLE type of packet stream. That wasn't the discussion at hand: it was asserted that Dolphin is "unlikely" to support networking because he thought the GC didn't have it. > NIC-chip in GC ethernet, so I don't think it will be easy to emulate or HLE it. > Triforce uses MIPS-based AMD Au1500 for networking (like in Sega Aurora), instead of (ETA: the GC version of Double Dash even supported I think the iso's going around are bootlegs and not originals as well.
> but anyway good to know another arcade system was reverse engeneered andĪFAIK it's mainly HLE of the arcade side. Triforce uses MIPS-based AMD Au1500 for networking (like in Sega Aurora), instead of NIC-chip in GC ethernet, so I don't think it will be easy to emulate or HLE it. (ETA: the GC version of Double Dash even supported them). > There were official Nintendo modem and Ethernet add-ons for the consumer GameCube, It's probably on the sega board in the triforce set which I believe is omitted from Dolphin. Yeah I just meant that since it's based on GC emulation it'd probably not be a priority just for one game sadly. > I doubt it's in the emulator yet, but networking was possible with the original There were official Nintendo modem and Ethernet add-ons for the consumer GameCube, but they were pretty rare. > IIRC the GC didn't have any provision for this so I guess it's unlikely.
I doubt it's in the emulator yet, but networking was possible with the original hardware. IIRC the GC didn't have any provision for this so I guess it's unlikely. I wonder if networking would be possible. It is still very preliminary - uses a lot of patches/hacks, testmode not working, etc, but anyway good to know another arcade system was reverse engeneered and emulated. There was some progress in Sega Triforce emulation in few last days in Dolphin, so now MKGP2 is can be called "playable" after last commit to Triforce branch.
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