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Rant #3:Unlike in Dark Cloud, the exit keys in each floor of Dark Cloud 2's dungeon are no longer carried by a random enemy. The enemy carrying the key is always constant. (Please, don't let this be the case with Dark Cloud 3.)
Yesterday, I brought two disks with me on the way to work. I arrived on campus more than an hour before my shift actually begins, and I downloaded a different Saturn emulator. This one, however, requires more than just a BIOS, so I gave up on that one for the time being, and focused on Makeruna Makendou Z. I looked up that thread I started re: burning PC-FX ISOs; some more suggestions were made for burning CDs, but none of them seemed to work. Daemon Tools looks like the last hope for running PC-FX ISOs, but it's not an option either. It requires you to reset your computer, but each time you reset one of the school computers, anything that gets stored on it gets erased. They're designed to do that, and it even says so on the desktop. So, I might take another shot at getting a Saturn emulator to work, but Makeruna Makendou Z really is going to have to wait until Brian comes home and backs up all our files onto his hard drive.
Marie made some brownie muffins yesterday. They all have some cream cheese inside of them. I had a few last night, but let's just say they're not exactly my favorite.
Yesterday, I brought two disks with me on the way to work. I arrived on campus more than an hour before my shift actually begins, and I downloaded a different Saturn emulator. This one, however, requires more than just a BIOS, so I gave up on that one for the time being, and focused on Makeruna Makendou Z. I looked up that thread I started re: burning PC-FX ISOs; some more suggestions were made for burning CDs, but none of them seemed to work. Daemon Tools looks like the last hope for running PC-FX ISOs, but it's not an option either. It requires you to reset your computer, but each time you reset one of the school computers, anything that gets stored on it gets erased. They're designed to do that, and it even says so on the desktop. So, I might take another shot at getting a Saturn emulator to work, but Makeruna Makendou Z really is going to have to wait until Brian comes home and backs up all our files onto his hard drive.
Marie made some brownie muffins yesterday. They all have some cream cheese inside of them. I had a few last night, but let's just say they're not exactly my favorite.