Rayman emulation

I was about to state the similar. Is this a joke? Is this real life? Is this just fantasy?
 
Rulez said:
I was about to state the similar. Is this a joke? Is this real life? Is this just fantasy?
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It's most definitely a joke, hands down.

spiraldoor said:
How many times do we have to tell you people not to respond to bots?
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Even when pointing out a humourous bot? Alright, I'll commit myself to not responding to both unsuccessful and humourous bots.
 
To get back to page one, I can confirm Virtual Jaguar doesn't work with Windows 7 64-bit. Well, it does, but, it doesn't play sound, and sometimes it runs extremely fast (and changing the FPS or whatever didn't work). In the end, I did manage to play Rayman 1 with it, if I remember correctly (it's a long time ago), but, well, it just didn't really work due to the above mentioned problems.

Theoretically, with enough willpower, you should be able to complete Rayman 1 on it though, because those super fast speeds are just random, as far as I could determine. Course, the music is probably the very best thing of Rayman 1, and you won't have that, but there's RayTunes. :P
 
need my speed said:
To get back to page one, I can confirm Virtual Jaguar doesn't work with Windows 7 64-bit. Well, it does, but, it doesn't play sound, and sometimes it runs extremely fast (and changing the FPS or whatever didn't work). In the end, I did manage to play Rayman 1 with it, if I remember correctly (it's a long time ago), but, well, it just didn't really work due to the above mentioned problems.

Theoretically, with enough willpower, you should be able to complete Rayman 1 on it though, because those super fast speeds are just random, as far as I could determine. Course, the music is probably the very best thing of Rayman 1, and you won't have that, but there's RayTunes. :P
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Virtual Jaguar works fine for me on Win7 x64, as proven in this video I took:

The only problem I have is the speed and the slightly glitchy sound, because I'm using a PAL ROM, which means that it's only running at 5/6 of the original speed. However, NTSC games play flawlessly.
 
I would play Rayman 3 on xbox emulator but no one run it yet. I can make a list of xbox emulators if somebody want.
Note: not xbox360
 
The only Xbox emulator that is capable to run comercial games can only run Halo, and I think it doesn't do it perfectly either.

It was frustrating for me before, but now it isn't since one of the exclusive games that I wanted most to play, got ported last year to PC.
 
Oh, the original XBox seems to be the one console that emulator programmers really haven't bothered with and unless someone is determined to make a good one I don't see it happening anytime soon.
 
Here is the list of the Xbox emulators:
- Cxbx: a HLE, able to run a few commercial games, the devellopers gave up.
- Dxbx: a portage of Cxbx in delphi language.
- Xbem: an emulator at really early stage, run NOTHING.
- Xenoborg: a LLE, recent emulator, in dev by the autor of Cxbx.
 
Hum...question. Why somebody want to play rayman 3 ps2 version (for example )on pc with an emulator when the Pc version is more...compactible? I mean...Ps2 (to play on ) - Pc = Lagy . Pc (to play on) - pc = duh :roll:
 
The little one said:
Hum...question. Why somebody want to play rayman 3 ps2 version (for example )on pc with an emulator when the Pc version is more...compactible? I mean...Ps2 (to play on ) - Pc = Lagy . Pc (to play on) - pc = duh :roll:
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Because uh...

Can be used as an alternative if you really cannot install the PC version on Windows 7.
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I'm one of those people who've tried everything but really can't get my PC copy to even install and I can't be bothered to pay for it again via GOG.
 
The little one, not everyone has got the PC version of Rayman 3, or people just prefer to play the PS2 version. And besides, it is always interesting trying to explore different versions of Rayman games that often carry differences: the paradigmatic Rayman 2: The Great Escape for example. I think that DC, PC, PS2, PS1 and N64 are all worth trying.
 
Haruka said:
The little one, not everyone has got the PC version of Rayman 3, or people just prefer to play the PS2 version. And besides, it is always interesting trying to explore different versions of Rayman games that often carry differences: the paradigmatic Rayman 2: The Great Escape for example. I think that DC, PC, PS2, PS1 and N64 are all worth trying.
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I agree. I'm on of those people who like to play and check all the versions. Already tried PC, PS2, N64, PS1, and DS. Only Dreamcast and 3DS left, and i'm curious to check the dreamcast version (although i already check it in your videos :mryellow: ) For example, I had curiosity about PS1 extra videos and PS2 Hubs (Ps2 was checked on ps2 though :P ). I had curiosity about Globox village on Dreamcast and thank's to this post i can finally check it :D
 
I only wished the NullDC emulator (and PCSX2) had a little more improvements in order to play R2 and RR with almost no glitches at any point. I don't know how both projects are going.
 
Haruka said:
I only wished the NullDC emulator (and PCSX2) had a little more improvements in order to play R2 and RR with almost no glitches at any point. I don't know how both projects are going.
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Hum...How did you play Rayman 2 Dreamcast Version? On Dreamcast Console? Or emulator?
 
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