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From: Craig Graham <c_graham@hinge.mistral.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: Net Yaroze 2 ?  Please.
Date: Tue, 04 May 1999 13:16:43 +0000
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James Russell wrote:
> Well, emulating the processor is one thing, emulating the processor, the sound chip, >the variable
> frequency screen, the infra-red, well that's another story. I think that's why it >needed such a
> high-spec PC. As I recall, Datel didn't get the Gameboy-on-PSX emulator to do sound >because it was
> just too darn hard. Sounds like "too-darn-processor-intensive" to me.

I've got a Gameboy emulator for PSX that does sound.

> > Cygnus is shipping one as part of the PSX2 devkit isn't it?
> 
> AFAIK, it just emulates a certain aspect of the chip, not the whole chip itself. You'll see why it's
> necessary if/when you get one. I'd better not say anymore, this isn't the appropriate >forum. :O)

More likely if - I don't really do Playstation stuff anymore.

> <RANT> YARGH! Insult number one: Never call a New Zealander an Australian, and never >call an
> Australian a New Zealander. A certain Mr Colin Hughes of Sony does that regularly, >and it is
> _extremely_ irritating. Same goes for mistaking Canadians and Americans, the Irish >and English, and
> the Japanese and Chinese. Easy mistake to make, but it certainly pushes a few buttons >in some
> people. :O) Try calling George a Yank. :OD

Among other things ;)

> > Ever heard of a guy called Cameron,
> > used to work for Melbourne house down under, now heads up a team in Croydon
> > doing Gameboy stuff?
> 
> YARGH! Insult number two: Why does everyone in England assume that all foreigners from a particular
> country know each other? The number of times I've heard "Oh, you're from New Zealand? >Say, do you
> know <insert random first name here>? S/He lives there.". </RANT> The answer to your >question Craig,
> is "No, I haven't had the pleasure". :O)

No worries - nothing to drop ye'r XXXX over cobba ;)

> Cheers,
> 
> James

Laters,
Craig.