What standards would the ROMs/ISOs be held to? Would merely ‘working’ copies of the game suffice, or would truly accurate copies be required? I personally would like to verify that each ROM/ISO added to the Pirate-Community index is an exact 1:1 bit-fot-bit copy of the data on the game cartridge or disc, but I’m probably alone in that wish, as most people wouldn’t even notice the difference. I quite like the whole ‘software preservation’ potential of this idea.Hunchman801 said:Also, this topic reminds me of my idea of a Rayman ROM/ISO index (preferably with the emulators properly configured) for everyone to download them without having to browse hundreds of annoying emulation websites. Maybe we could start the list here, upload all we can to Megaupload or anything else and when we'd have enough of them I would create a dedicated section on the website![]()
Please do so, I will download them onto my computer in case they are removed from file hosters.Rsandee said:I could list them here, if they won't be deleted.
Well, to answer your question, it would be absolutely great to reach a perfect level of preservation and it would be one of the long-term objectives of the index, but at first the goal would be to get as many images, roms and emulators as possible.spiraldoor said:What standards would the ROMs/ISOs be held to?
Ok.Hunchman801 said:Please do so, I will download them onto my computer in case they are removed from file hosters.Rsandee said:I could list them here, if they won't be deleted.
Rsandee said:
thebrazilianskaarj said:i found a iso download of rayman 2 and it works really good http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EHZB3EIJ
and i found a good site to download roms roomhustler.net
later i will put a rrr (rayman raving rabbids) srry for my english
Rayfist090 said:I did try emulating rayman 1 on ePSXe, anyreason to why it did not work?