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Power Stone Collection
#16
Merged all threads
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#17
Still black screen on latest build Sad
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#18
Moved to Menu/Intro
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#19
@sfageas can you move it to playable? Because on latest build this game is playable again. Thx.
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#20
confirmed but fonts are still messed up


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#21
Yes, only 2 problem now. Brocken font and slow performance. Thanks for your response.
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#22
Game works fullspeed in windows, using last build over buildbot.
Oioitff build (last one) plays music fine but it crashes when loading stages.
Stock build is fine, you can actually play the game at 60fps much like the Dreamcast version.

On Android (check my sig) it runs surprisingly well, getting 60vps with Frameskip 1, BR off and HT on. Looks and plays good, we only need proper sound support on android and this will be a killer game to carry around Big Grin
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#23
(05-17-2013, 07:47 AM)KingpinZero Wrote: Game works fullspeed in windows, using last build over buildbot.
Oioitff build (last one) plays music fine but it crashes when loading stages.
Stock build is fine, you can actually play the game at 60fps much like the Dreamcast version.

On Android (check my sig) it runs surprisingly well, getting 60vps with Frameskip 1, BR off and HT on. Looks and plays good, we only need proper sound support on android and this will be a killer game to carry around Big Grin

Which version would you consider the best one, the Dreamcast version emulated on NullDC, or the PSP version emulated in PPSSPP?

I think if the Audio issues are fixed in PPSSPP, the PSP version could be as good. Right now I'm using NullDC to play the DC version lol.
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#24
The Dreamcast version is vastly superior without doubt.
There a list of "pointless" games to play on ppsspp ON windows:

- Power Stone, as both can be played even on old pc's with NullDc
- Outrun 2006, since there's Outrun 2006 on pc as well, its cheap too

On Android, on the other hand, having Crazy Taxi, Power Stone and Outrun 2006 running is a milestone imho. These games are great arcade ports, and having them on phone is amazing.
Similar i dont understand why some users keep on testing homebrews like emulators (Castaway, DeadalusX) and collections like Sega Genesis Collection/Capcom Classics Remix/Reloaded when on android theres a plethora of emulators for both arcade and consoles.
Maybe testing them helps devs in the development?
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#25
(05-17-2013, 09:13 AM)KingpinZero Wrote: The Dreamcast version is vastly superior without doubt.
There a list of "pointless" games to play on ppsspp ON windows:

- Power Stone, as both can be played even on old pc's with NullDc
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wrong,because the psp version has items and stuff that the dc version hasn't,like unlocking the characters ffrom power stone 2 to use on power stone 1 and vice versa.btw with the latest build game runs fine,only problem being the fonts who are difficult to read,but for the rest is alsmost perfect,i'm even unlocking all the characters and still going fine
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#26
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Just wanted to say that the Power Stone Collection text is now legible, great job guys!

*Using v.0.8.1-1684*


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What did it look like previously? Just curious.
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#28
Merged.

(08-19-2013, 02:46 PM)daxtsu Wrote: What did it look like previously? Just curious.

Take a look at this post Wink
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#29
(08-19-2013, 02:50 PM)vnctdj Wrote: Merged.

(08-19-2013, 02:46 PM)daxtsu Wrote: What did it look like previously? Just curious.

Take a look at this post Wink

Initially posted it to general for all to see. But this thread works, too! Big Grin
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#30
(08-19-2013, 02:59 PM)Avastor Wrote: Initially posted it to general for all to see. But this thread works, too! Big Grin

I merged because it's better to use existing threads Smile
But you also get visibility by this way Wink
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