Rayman emulation
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It works by default for me too. DOSBox works also by default for me too.Raymanni said:
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Here is my Rayman Arena Report:
Emulator: Dolphin 3.5
Works?: Yes.
Reported by: OldClassicGamer
Notes: There is a known crash in all versions of Dolphin that affects Rise and Shrine, though tapping the A button repeatedly provides a workaround. This issue was never fixed.
Links (ISO) - there are 2 versions on emuparadise, one works and one does not. This link is of course working version:
Setup instructions (Dolphin Version 3.5):
1 - Go on download page on Dolphin website and download the latest stable version - 3.5
Depending do you have 32bit or 64bit Computer, select the download and wait for the file to be downloaded
2 - After the archive is downloaded, extract it with 7zip and run "Dolphin.exe" The first thing I do is click on "File" and then "Browse for ISOS" That way you will configure your path for your GameCube and Wii ISOS. In step 3, I will explain some basic configuration, althrough it mostly depends on your Computer's CPU and Graphics Card.
3- Click Config, and on "General" tab leave everything as deafult, but if you have slow PC, then you might wanna change "Framelimit" to Off. If you do that on good PC, game will be too fast, so in that case, just chage it back to Auto. On "Interface" tab, I like to disable "On-Screen Display Messages". Those are those annoying yellow letters that show when game is being saved, when you start the game , ect. Personally as a Let's Player, I find that really annoying and I think that ruins the quality of Let's Play. If you want to, you can leave it enabled, it is your choice. Everything else stays pretty much same so click OK, and we are going on next step
4 - Click "Graphics". In "General" Tab select anything you want as Backend (I recommand Direct3D9 since it is best for all PC's - both new and old). As Adapter, you should put your Graphics card. Resolution should be your maximum resolution that your monitor can make (in my case 1920x1080) and for Aspect Ratio, I force 16:9 since my monitor is widescreen. If you do not have widescreen monitor, set it to Auto. Use Fullscreen resolution if you want to play game on Fullscreen, and as for V-Sync I just leave it disabled. I also enable "Hide Mouse Cursor" option since I am Let's Player so I do not like people to be distracted by my cursor, and I also render to main window since it lags less that way. I do not recommand Enhancements for old computers (like me) and people who have new computers are free to put everything on maximum. If it lags too much, they can try to lower it a little bit until they don't get perfect gameplay. I also do not use any hacks, but in "Advanced" tab, I use Widescreen hack since I have Widescreen monitor.
5 - sound settings are fine as deafult
6 - GCPad is what we need for this game since it is a GameCube game. Configure it how you like, but I personally have no issues with deafult configuration. We do not need to configure Wiimote since we are not playing Wii Game
7 - Enjoy the game ^ ^
Emulator: Dolphin 3.5
Works?: Yes.
Reported by: OldClassicGamer
Notes: There is a known crash in all versions of Dolphin that affects Rise and Shrine, though tapping the A button repeatedly provides a workaround. This issue was never fixed.
Links (ISO) - there are 2 versions on emuparadise, one works and one does not. This link is of course working version:
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www.emuparadise.me
Setup instructions (Dolphin Version 3.5):
1 - Go on download page on Dolphin website and download the latest stable version - 3.5
Depending do you have 32bit or 64bit Computer, select the download and wait for the file to be downloaded
2 - After the archive is downloaded, extract it with 7zip and run "Dolphin.exe" The first thing I do is click on "File" and then "Browse for ISOS" That way you will configure your path for your GameCube and Wii ISOS. In step 3, I will explain some basic configuration, althrough it mostly depends on your Computer's CPU and Graphics Card.
3- Click Config, and on "General" tab leave everything as deafult, but if you have slow PC, then you might wanna change "Framelimit" to Off. If you do that on good PC, game will be too fast, so in that case, just chage it back to Auto. On "Interface" tab, I like to disable "On-Screen Display Messages". Those are those annoying yellow letters that show when game is being saved, when you start the game , ect. Personally as a Let's Player, I find that really annoying and I think that ruins the quality of Let's Play. If you want to, you can leave it enabled, it is your choice. Everything else stays pretty much same so click OK, and we are going on next step
4 - Click "Graphics". In "General" Tab select anything you want as Backend (I recommand Direct3D9 since it is best for all PC's - both new and old). As Adapter, you should put your Graphics card. Resolution should be your maximum resolution that your monitor can make (in my case 1920x1080) and for Aspect Ratio, I force 16:9 since my monitor is widescreen. If you do not have widescreen monitor, set it to Auto. Use Fullscreen resolution if you want to play game on Fullscreen, and as for V-Sync I just leave it disabled. I also enable "Hide Mouse Cursor" option since I am Let's Player so I do not like people to be distracted by my cursor, and I also render to main window since it lags less that way. I do not recommand Enhancements for old computers (like me) and people who have new computers are free to put everything on maximum. If it lags too much, they can try to lower it a little bit until they don't get perfect gameplay. I also do not use any hacks, but in "Advanced" tab, I use Widescreen hack since I have Widescreen monitor.
5 - sound settings are fine as deafult
6 - GCPad is what we need for this game since it is a GameCube game. Configure it how you like, but I personally have no issues with deafult configuration. We do not need to configure Wiimote since we are not playing Wii Game
7 - Enjoy the game ^ ^
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You just want some extra ting, don't you?
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Would he still give a report if he knows the he won't get something ?
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Of course I would. I do this to help and make page better and help people who have trouble configuring Emulator. Tings are just like a small reward for writing report. If Haruka just wrote that she needs help with reports without offering tings, I would still gladly help.
I plan getting Xbox version on eBay and play it in HD on my Xbox 360. I see on Microsoft website that it is compatible with 360.
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I plan getting Xbox version on eBay and play it in HD on my Xbox 360. I see on Microsoft website that it is compatible with 360.
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But if there is some report that has same configuration and it is same emulator you do not need to give me 500 tings since then it would just be copy-paste job. Good example will be Rayman 3 for GameCube report since configuration is pretty much same. Only things that change are pictures and link for game.
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Has someone managed to emulate Rayman 2 for the Dreamcast? Everytime I insert the disc in a emulator it won't be detected as a Game but a Audio Disc that does not even work.