mrdrillr

[Chad]

http://marp.retrogames.com/r/mrdrillr
http://marp.retrogames.com/inp/e/6/9/jp ... win100.zip

doesn't seem to start a credit, and i think wolfmame would NOT be a cause of a speed issue.

[Moleboy]

Mmm sorry about this, I'll double check everything tonight after work, see if i can tell where I've gone wrong.

[Chad]

don't worry, it may be just my problem playing it back too, thanks for trying to check again! can anyone else try?

[Moleboy]

Sorry about the delay, Ive checked this and its my fault for not deleting my NVRAM i think.
I can either re-submit it with my NVRAM or if you prefer, cancel this entry and i'll try and re-do it and get a similiar score with a blank NVRAM(maybe a better score you never know).

[Chad]

the only choice is to record again with out nvram, sorry, on the good side you will probably get a better score in another recording.

[Weehawk]

...i think wolfmame would NOT be a cause of a speed issue.

Sure it would. Without WolfMAME it is rather difficult to prove that a recording was not done at the required framerate, isn't it?

[Chad]

...i think wolfmame would NOT be a cause of a speed issue.

Sure it would. Without WolfMAME it is rather difficult to prove that a recording was not done at the required framerate, isn't it?

was responding to

Had to use Mame32 due to slowdown in Wolfmame

maybe should have said, "I think wolfmame would NOT be a cause of a slowdown issue, because effectivley it is the same program as mame, there are a few cpu cycles wolfmame uses that regular mame does not but we are talking about less a millionth of a second wolfmame needs, which shouldn't affect effective speed at all.

[Moleboy]

I was going off Mahlemuit recomendations (look at his score in 5th place), I may have mistakenly believed he knew about these things that i dont.

To demonstrate how Namco System 12 games can be sped up a bit. This gives acceptable speed with auto frameskipping (speed can vary wildly - from fskip 0 to fskip 9 or so). You do still need quite a hefty system to run it well, though. Regular MAME used for speed reasons.

[Weehawk]

...i think wolfmame would NOT be a cause of a speed issue.

Sure it would. Without WolfMAME it is rather difficult to prove that a recording was not done at the required framerate, isn't it?

was responding to

Had to use Mame32 due to slowdown in Wolfmame

maybe should have said, "I think wolfmame would NOT be a cause of a slowdown issue, because effectivley it is the same program as mame, there are a few cpu cycles wolfmame uses that regular mame does not but we are talking about less a millionth of a second wolfmame needs, which shouldn't affect effective speed at all.

I knew exactly what you were responding to, and what you meant.