any of u guys play emulators???

[Vigilance]

Never mind Jet i found you a torrent for MAME...complete set

here ya go... i hope you have a program that downloads torrent files such as BitTorrent...

http://isohunt.com/download.php?mode=bt&id=7942375

*comments*Complete 1.03 roms set (merged), no CHD files, no bytes missing

[Jet$]

Vig should it take forever to download?

[Vigilance]

dude that files huge

and with torrent programs it relys on seeders

that means if im a seeder and i turn off my computer then suddenly your download will go slower

the more people who support it. the faster the download will go

if that doesnt work for you try some torret webpages such as

http://www.isohunt.com

[Jet$]

vig whats a good seeders number 5, 10, 20?

[Vigilance]

the more the better man

[Young_Maylay]

if anyone finds a site with good GAMECUBE GAMES let me no aight?

[TeddyKGB]

If you like classic gaming, the XBOX is the way to go. Now that they're only 129 Bucks new, it makes great sense to buy one. I put a modchip in mine, to play backed up games originally. Now, practically all I do is use Xbox Media Center to watch trippy milkdrop visualizations while listening to the Grateful Dead, or play Final Fantasy II on the PSX emulator I dl'd. There is a collection of DVD's that show up in the newsgroups every once in awhile: Big Ass Emulator Disc 1, Disc 2 and Disc 3 (with bonus disk 4). Disk one is pretty much every classic console you would want; Atari 2600,5200 and 7800 NES, SNES, all the Sega consoles except DreamCast, and a few more obscure ones, along with all the roms you could ever want (Note romsets include Japan, Eur and USA official and hacked releases like translations of Final Fantasy III and other japan only releases) . Disc 2 is dedicated to the handhelds, like GameGear Gameboy, Gameboy Color and Gameboy Advance, Wonderswan and some more obscure handheld games, once more, with complete romsets. Disc 3 is the arcade disc including mame and a neo-geo emulator, lots of game roms too. I also have an Amiga Emulator, a Playstation Emulator (ISO or Bins instead of ROMS for that badboy) and a Commodore 64 emulator with over 7000 games on the DVD.

The BAEDs worked in my modded XBOX without doing anything other than burning the ISO to DVD. I didn't have to tweak a bunch of settings like you have to on the PC versions of these emulators--the guys just used the accepted PC Emulators and recompiled from source for Xbox. The have done all the tweaking for you, because every XBOX is identical (from the Programmer's point of view, mods aside). Whew! Did I say I love emulation.