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DYRL was scare-mongering propaganda to get people to support more military spending. Max was a high-ranking military officer and knew a more accurate version of things than the masses. Tada! Instant justification!

"Dinner table". 390948[/snapback] "Unsanitary"?

Only way it'd work is if Max jumped a "high-ranking" zentradi, like Britai. They're about Valk size. It'd still be a pretty bad fit, and probably wouldn't work.

I second the request for wood carpet pics. Not bored, just easily amused. See the Snakes on a Plane thread for the inspiration.

So yeah, which do you like better? I say carpet. It's soft and warm. And you can vacuum it.

That's not a bad idea...

A. Okay I thought I would ask since the people here are actually playing the game I am looking for so I though that wouldnt hurt to ask. No they aren't. Thread's about the PS2 Macross game, not the PS1 games. Not only that, they're talking about ripping FMV sequences from legally purchased copies of the game. No discussion of downloading, modchips, burning, or emulating(in fact, the PS2 has no valid emus yet). Because that would encourage this sort of thing, and it would be better to encourage you to find a proper outlet instead of letting the thing lay around as you bump it with "Does anyone know?" and then later with "Anyone at all?" and finally with "So no one knows how to get PS2 ROMS?". Imagine if you're having an intelligent discussion about comparative theology, and someone jumps in with their favorite "a nun, a priest, and a rabbi" joke. It's totally unrelated and disruptive to the existing conversation. Same concept applies here. I was blunt, not rude. There's a large diffrence. "Where can get ROMS for VFX-1 and VFX-2 for PS1 (or PS2)." As near as I can tell, you are using "ROMS" to mean "downloads of commercial game software." Which means "pirated software." As I said, ROM refers to a specific type of microchip. It doesn't have anything to do with CD games, regardless of whether said games are the original disks, burned copies, or downloads. It is only tangentally related to emulation of cartridge games. The common usage of ROM to describe downloaded cart games comes from a massive misunderstanding of the accurate term "ROM image" by a massive influx of complete idiots that overran the emulation community several years ago.

I Agree there should be a storyling that tells of the SA rise to power now that the Zentreadi are no longer a threat to them. one could say they could have been responsible for the dissapearances of a few Megaroad colony ships including the Megaroad 1. 390856[/snapback] Why aren't the zentradi a threat to the supervision army?

It says gore and PROFANITY man, profanity. 390560[/snapback] I bet you those snakes are all ful frontal nudity, though.

It needs a pronunciation key, so I can speak it too.

A. Wrong thread. Totally. B. No such thing as PS ROMs. "ROM" doesn't mean "pirated software." It actually refers to a specific type of microchip. </pet_peeve>

Sound insulation won't mess it up unless you do something stupid like put it over the air vents. Conduction from the air to the case is responsible for very little of the system's cooling. Could attach an angled duct to the vent to baffle noise coming out that way without impeding air flow.

They have emulators too. Though there's only one Saturn emu even worth looking at(SSF), and it requires a fairly strong machine. Both. But your choice of platform greatly limits you, as most emus are Windows-only. You'll have better luck with the XBox than Mac, if I'm not mistaken. Teh intarweb. I usually use planetemu.net. By downloading the disk images and a PS1 emu. Dunno if there's a PS1 XBox emu. If there is, yes.

Or if you value your hearing.

If worse comes to worst, it's possible to replace the drive. MS uses a mostly standard DVD-ROM drive. Catches are A. it's SATA, and it's darn near impossible to find SATA optical drives. B. MS uses a proprietary connector. You might can get around A with an IDE->SATA adapter. 2's gonna require you grab a soldering iron and look for a pinout. Your trials remind me of my Dreamcast, though. First thought upon booting it was "Damn, it's broken." Then people confirmed it's SUPPOSED to sound like they filled the drive with rocks.

Darn right. The future is steam engines!

Of course, space landings always need a backup, since reaction mass is limited. But you could also use the retrorockets to compenaste for a single hook landing provided they're firable. Whichever hook snags, the retrorocket on the opposite side fires automatically. This will at least reduce any slinging around

Shall we start a lynch mob? *Lights his torch, picks up his pitchfork* 389716[/snapback] I think lunch mobs are confined by law to the HG legal debate thread.

All of the above. The resolutions it supports isn't the same as it's native resolution. I can't really guess as to the native resolution. HOORAY!

Ahhhh, classic TV cons go high-tech. Damn shame they won't just sell a TV that's properly calibrated, adjusted, and timed. ... Of course, the mass market will shun it because it's too dim, not red enough, and lacking in definition(Read as "not way the heck too bright, red is in balance with everything else, and there's no retarded edge enhancement circuit mucking the image up beyond repair").

My PS2 is just connected through one of the S-Video inputs... I know my TV is capable of upconverting to 1080i, but isn't that only through the component video inputs? Any non-CRT set ALWAYS resamples. DLP, LCD, and plasma are fixed-resolution technologies, so all images MUST be converted to their native resolution before display. Feeding them an analog source compounds things, as it has to make a digital sampling of it first. Not a problem as long as it does it nicely and does it in the same 60th of a second that the frame arrives.

SRW games are awesome. Hundreds of little SD mecha beating each other up, how can you say no? ... Pity I have no f'ing clue what's going on.

91-95? Yeah, forget Shockwave. He was in the first wave, so more like EIGHTY-five. *suddenly feels old*

Nice touch in the pics I saw was that the character's gun style depends on how the player holds the wand.

Mech vs squishy = instant win.