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And to add on to those who use Arch (or distros based off of it, such as Manjaro), in order to upgrade np2kai-libretro-git, you must add the flag "--devel" to yaourt or pacaur while doing so. And since it's directly sourced from the Github repo, it's going to be pretty often. To configure the system...

Actually, the seventh has not been translated yet.

Well, the majority of the names on that list are in Japanese, so IDK which games are on that list. Well, I'll start by the most obvious choices: the first five Touhou games. From what I've heard, Lotus Land Story is particularly good. There's also the games 46 Okumen translated, which as of now incl...

Well, not really. It was about 8 hours ago. It came on an Epson printer box (Ironic, since Epson once cloned the PC-98), with a bunch of bubble wrap. Here's a link to the unpacking photos: http://imgur.com/gallery/eejvD Since the only monitor I had was the one that this computer that I'm typing this...

Wait, the PC-98 was mentioned in Gamepro? Well, most here, and will soon be here, are using emulation. And yeah, it's a good step before looking for the real deal. A recommend emulator is np2fmgen. The fellow guys of the translation group 46 Okumen (who are all here, BTW) wrote a short guide about g...

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So something like this, then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3qCIe0TmtQ

(I don't know how to embed links into text here)

What do you have connected to the serial port?

I have a PC-9821Xb10, which is currently being shipped to me, and was once owned by Nana. It has a Pentium running at 100 MHz, with an 850 MB hard drive with DOS and a CAD program installed. I live in the American state of Florida, in the southwest of the state. It's very hot down here. Here's some ...

Well, for retro computers, I currently have: A Compaq Evo N600C laptop, with a Pentium III (Tualatin) running at 1.2 GHz with 256 MB (can be upgraded to one whole gig) of RAM and a 30 GB hard drive. No OS installed (Maybe Gentoo) A Dell Inspirion CPi laptop, with a Pentium II running at 333 MHz with...