Posted December 03, 2012
PincushionMan: Dude, you're not supposed to use the launcher!
You need to get Steve Snake's Kega Fusion from Eidolon's Inn. It is probably more configurable than anything Sega's folks have put out. You can even put in scanlines (25% to 100%) and simulated RGB/TV modes (pixel blur). If you have any Sega CD's kicking around, you could also play them from the disc or a iso/bin/cue/whatever. 32x supported, also, should you have found those in another pack. Steve's been doing Megadrive emulation on and off since at least the late nineties. These games were running nearly full speed on K6-2 300's, FWIW.
Kega can be found here, for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Hawk52: If you're going to emulate the games, why even buy the packs at all? The whole point of the packs are to legally get the games in a format working on modern systems. You need to get Steve Snake's Kega Fusion from Eidolon's Inn. It is probably more configurable than anything Sega's folks have put out. You can even put in scanlines (25% to 100%) and simulated RGB/TV modes (pixel blur). If you have any Sega CD's kicking around, you could also play them from the disc or a iso/bin/cue/whatever. 32x supported, also, should you have found those in another pack. Steve's been doing Megadrive emulation on and off since at least the late nineties. These games were running nearly full speed on K6-2 300's, FWIW.
Kega can be found here, for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.