MagicEngine

Raistlin · Visitor Joined: 26 Feb 2003 Posts: 2 Location: Canada

Anyone have this rom plz .. i tryed to get it from gamespy, but its not available Sad

Plz send me an email if u have it Smile

Raistlinthedeath@yahoo.ca

Kaminari · Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2003 2:13 pm Post subject:

Please, no ROM/ISO begging here.

A quick search on Google should point you to the right direction.

Raistlin · Visitor Joined: 26 Feb 2003 Posts: 2 Location: Canada

Sorry but i though it was a forum specialized in Emulator and roms.

I already look on many website to find this rom ... gamespy is prolly the best one and ghost manor cannot be downloaded ... its bugged or i dunno.

Now, where do you think someone can ask help about tgx roms if its not on a forum that talk about tgx emulator?

So if u dont want help.... dont help ... but mind your own business.

thx

Kaminari · Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2003 2:27 am Post subject:

Hey dude. I do mind my own business. Where the heck do you think you are?

OK, it really seems you didn't quite get it. But just in case you were dropped here by accident, look again at the URL and tell me what you read. This is not a "forum specialized in emulators and tgx roms and what else". This is the official Magic Engine forum and as the title says, it's about Magic Engine. Its author, David Michel, is specialized about coding his own PC Engine emulator, not about helping distribute commercial ROMs. Believe it or not, there's a smart reason why we don't want emulators and ROM links to be mixed up on one single board.

Now drop this Gamespy shiznit, fire Google up and search for "Ghost Manor (U)". And don't say I didn't help you.

Jabberwok · Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2003 3:26 am Post subject:

Ahhhh, the warez generation...

LOL! a 10 second search just gave me the rom. Of course, knowing how to use a search engine is a definite plus...

Seeing unarticulated posts like this one from Raistlin kinda make me regret being Canadian...

Anyone want to adopt me? im prepared to travel of course. Anywhere except Canada, U.S.A. & everywhere there is war Wink

.

"Eye les francais! ca vous tente-tu d'vous badrer d'un cousin quebecois? e'j parle le francais comme une vache espagnol parezzempe" Wink

^_^
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Kaminari · Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2003 11:14 am Post subject:

On parle pas trop le joual vert en Métropole, mais c'est pas bien grave, y a des dialectes haut-francelfes encore pires par ici Mr. Green

Jabberwok · Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2003 10:12 pm Post subject:

Ah, la langue de moliere...

En passant je nai pas l'habitude de parler comme ca. j'aime surtout faire des pitrerie Wink

... MAIS, quand je veux je peux....

Tu sais Kam, j'ai quand meme l'avantage sur toi : nous nous avons vos film francais ( j'ai adorer Le fabuleux d'estin d'amelie poulin en passant
Wink

) mais vous, avez vous des film quebecois ?
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If you translate Pole Position in French with babelfish you get 'Position de Polonais'... I think it's hilarious... from a French point of view.

Kaminari · Posted: Fri Feb 28, 2003 12:20 am Post subject:

Mmm, tu marques un point...

OK, on n'a peut-être pas la chance de profiter de votre production audiovisuelle (quoique j'ai le lointain souvenir de quelques téléfilms), mais au moins on a vos chanteurs Mr. Green

Ah, et puis j'allais oublier l'essentiel : le doublage québecois de Space 1999 ! Non seulement la série est excellente (grande époque britannique des années 60/70), mais le doublage est superbe. Tellement bon qu'on a crû pendant 25 ans qu'il avait été fait en France Razz

Jabberwok · Posted: Fri Feb 28, 2003 3:04 am Post subject:

Ouais, le doublage quebecois est tres bien Mr. Green

. Le votre aussi, surtout dans le domaine de l'anime : Les dub americains ne font pas le poids. La preuve, prend Metropolis en DVD : le dub francais est excelent & le dub americain bat de l'aile... c'est meme pire pour Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon : a part l'original en mandarin ( excelent ), le dub americain est ridicule c'est presque insultant, mais le dub francais est tres correct. C'est different pour Princess Mononoke : meme si le dub francais est parfait, le dub americain est superieur... etrange non?

Specineff · Elder Joined: 29 Aug 2002 Posts: 258 Location: Arizona

Jabberwok · Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2003 11:56 pm Post subject:

I dunno. Maybe it's those little things. You know, kinda like Akira : I prefer the old Streamline Pictures dub over the Pioneer one, even if the Pioneer one is based more closely on the original Japanese script.

You remember the part in Akira when a nobody makes off with #26 in the traffic right? Well in the Streamline dub when the military kills him they all scream like mad while in the Pioneer dub they are all silent as if they're gona die if they let a single whisper out... in this part the silence is really annoying...

It's hard to explain really...
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If you translate Pole Position in French with babelfish you get 'Position de Polonais'... I think it's hilarious... from a French point of view.

Kaminari · Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2003 12:16 am Post subject:

Like most American dubs of Japanese anime & games, I didn't really enjoy Mononoke's one. The two notable exceptions to this rule are Exile and MGS, which are terrific. I would even add Snatcher SegaCD, but for a wholly different reason Wink

Mononoke's French dub was IMO much better overall, but even this one can't compare with the original Japanese cast.

We're a long way from Ghost Manor, don't you think? Mr. Green

Specineff · Elder Joined: 29 Aug 2002 Posts: 258 Location: Arizona

Hmm. Now that you mention the Dub on Exile, I can't help but wonder how a company like Working Designs which doesn't release many games per year can come up with such brilliant voice acting on the ones they release. (Lunar SSSC!)And Miramax, being part of Disney, can't even match the quality of WD's work, and come up with substandard acting on a masterpiece like Mononoke.

Don't forget, of course, WD's budget is infinitely smaller than Miramax's. Rolling Eyes

Ranting again.

What was that about Luigi's Mansion infested with ghosts? Razz

Spec.

PS. My ears still bleed from the english-only release of Armitage III PolyMatrix. Evil or Very Mad

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Kaminari · Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2003 5:17 pm Post subject:

Ah, that's odd. Now that you mention it, I quite enjoyed PolyMatrix Smile

The dub was not really inspired, sure, but not overly played either - like it's too often the case. And you have to actually remember that PolyMatrix was a 'movie' cut of the original Japanese OVA (much like Macross Plus). This director's cut was specifically produced for the American market and incorporated a substantial amount of new scenes never seen before. As such, there was no Japanese voice over for these new scenes and thus the movie was exclusively dubbed in English (and released in Japan that way).

Specineff · Elder Joined: 29 Aug 2002 Posts: 258 Location: Arizona

True. Kiefer Sutherland did a decent job. Elizabeth Berkeley.. well.. not that good.

Again, it surprises me how Working Designs can achieve great voice acting on a budget that's many times smaller than those of Miramax, Pioneer and such. (Ruby's voice in Lunar SSSC could have been a grating, cheerleader-like voice; and Hiro's that one of a surfer dude, but thank goodness it wasn't like that.)

Another game with great voice acting that I forgot to mention was Grandia 2 on DC. They used the same studio from MGS. Cool

I also heard the Y's book 1 and 2 have surprisingly good voice acting. Is it true?
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