darkSpyro

I saw in the help files you will get banned if you ask for a ROM. I do know it's something to do with a computer. Definition plz?

is using google really that hard?

and last time i checked, it's short for read only memory.

Quote: black dragon

is using google really that hard?

and last time i checked, it's short for read only memory.

I had a virus a year ago. Never quite got rid of it. Search Engines like Google will screw with my computer BIG TIME.


Ok, thank you

pffff, sucks to be you.

Quote: black dragon

pffff, sucks to be you.

Yeah. It does.

A ROM, in the case of what the rules relate to, would be an illegal copy of a cartridge based game, such as GameBoy, N64, GBA, DS and so on. An ISO would be the disc equivalent.

hmm weird, me and a friend were talking about this only afew hours ago. from what he said, it's an illigal way of getting models off game disks. so if you ask someone to get a spyro model of the disk. i don't think thats all it is though, you'd have to cheack.

A rom is a "inside" of a disc contain zillions of files 2 ways to use a rom
1] use it on emulator
2] copy it to a disc example you download a spyro rom than put it to a blank cd than you can play spyro in a psx for free <this method commonly used in indonesia

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A rom is a "inside" of a disc contain zillions of files 2 ways to use a rom
1] use it on emulator
2] copy it to a disc example you download a spyro rom than put it to a blank cd than you can play spyro in a psx for free <this method commonly used in indonesia

That would be an ISO, a ROM is used for cartridge games.

/\ Whoops sorry I was studying isos too much lately a little fact that nds roms can be played on the ds itself it need a special catridge see pokemon heartgold and soulsilver page ay gamespot.com theres many people talking about it on the answer page

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/\ Whoops sorry I was studying isos too much lately a little fact that nds roms can be played on the ds itself it need a special catridge see pokemon heartgold and soulsilver page ay gamespot.com theres many people talking about it on the answer page

It's called an R4 cartridge. I believe they have a special one for the DSi, called R4i.

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Quote: rasigar_dragon2

/\ Whoops sorry I was studying isos too much lately a little fact that nds roms can be played on the ds itself it need a special catridge see pokemon heartgold and soulsilver page ay gamespot.com theres many people talking about it on the answer page

It's called an R4 cartridge. I believe they have a special one for the DSi, called R4i.

My brother has a R4.R4 and R4i are the same

WOAH, roms are ILLEGAL? Oh crapola...

^That was my reaction when I found out roms were illegal (my brother had them before I was born), but it's no big deal. I still use them.

Lol, that's funny.

Silly Darkrai's going to prison.

So am I, since I played a ROM once.

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WOAH, roms are ILLEGAL? Oh crapola...

exactly my reaction

Quote: bionicle2809

A ROM, in the case of what the rules relate to, would be an illegal copy of a cartridge based game, such as GameBoy, N64, GBA, DS and so on. An ISO would be the disc equivalent.

Its only illegal IF you don't own the actual game.

Only time I ever use ROMs is if it's a game that never came out over here in NA. For example, Mr. Driller A is only available in Japan (which is a darn shame because it's a great game), so at first, I played a ROM of it, but after that, I decided to import it because it was very cheap and the GBA itself doesn't have region-lock.

So yeah, I don't use ROMs anymore. I rather own a legal copy of a game than playing it illegally.

I only use GBA and Genesis ROMs lol

I only use ROMs if I want to try out a game. If they game is good, I get the real copy, and delete the ROM version. If it's horrible, you should know.

Guys, be careful on what you say.