F.A.Q.

The material throughout this website results from a project which took nearly 6 years to complete. There were three parties involved in this effort.

F.A.Q.

What’s an emulator?

answer: An emulator mimics gameplay on your computer. This enables you to play “Roms” conveniently. Without the “emulator”, the roms cannot be played. Because Roms are Not self-executable. Most emulators can only mimic one game system. So, it’s necessary to have seperate emulators representing each game system. Also, most emulators are flawed and incomplete. So, don’t get too excited when you see devises which claim to play “Playstation 2″ games on your computer. In many cases, the emulator cannot load any games. While in other cases, it’s not user-friendly. Our links will direct you toward the best emulators. It’s not necessary to download useless or abandoned projects.

Question: what is a Rom?

answer: A Rom is just another word for “Pirated Game” which you can play on your home computer, using an emulator. Theoretically, the law required you to own the original game, in order to download a back-up copy. Roms will only play on specific emulators. Also, ISO files are another example of playable games for home computer. ISO’s usually carry large amounts of information. Finally, some emulators will also play the Zipped versions of Roms.

Question:This website seems to be somewhat simple, is there more to see?

Answer:

as you click through the pages, you’ll begin to see the depth of this site.

Question: All I see are a bunch of codes, where are the games?

Answer: The links provided give access to several websites, especially those who created the emulators. In fact, there are hundreds upon hundreds of websites which offer downloads of emulators and Roms. However, few of the main sites actually created any games or Emulators. They only supply the material for you. On the other hand, most material on this website is 100% original. We had to purchase thousands of games individually and generate Hacks, without the convenience of computers. Therefore, you won’t find these codes anywhere else. There are only Three primary makers of codes within the past decade, and we’re one of them.

questions: What are a few words of advice?

answer: just realize that most emulators are experimental. And, there are few which actually handle quite well. On the other hand, our codes have been thoroughly tested (usually to completion).

question: Are there any glitches in the codes?

answer: the codes throughout this collection were chosen because they’re the best. These lists contain the best 15% codes, while any less-useful material was not included. However, there are natural glitches which occur when you try to mix contradictary effects. So, if you’re ever experiencing trouble, simply use one code at a time (rather than abusing the power). Personally, I tend to overstock on weapons and energy. So, apparently , I must be a hippocrate… (but a winner !).

question: who are we?

answer: this is the product of three users who jointly completed this list. David, Rob, and Seth.

question: some of the pages look sloppy, how come?

answer: a few of the links were created by Seth. And, he was unable to continue further. So, I was assigned finished the project. Most of the pages were created by this site, and we’re much neater than the earlier efforts.

Question: how many games are supported?

answer: our list of codes contains hacks for nearly every game in the three primary supported emulators (GENS, FCEU, and SNES9x (ZSNES). However, we added a few dozen games into our collection, but lost track of this. SO, unfortunately, a handful of codes did not make the list.

question: what are the links?

answer: I’m providing links to the most useful emulators. No matter what anyone says, most are difficult to use, and their compatibility is sometimes rendered unusable. Even the highly rated ones sometimes suffer from these fatal flaws. However, My knowledge of emulation can direct you toward those which are priceless. Ironically, most people are already aware of the flaws of emulation. Yet we all download Roms, even if they are unplayable. I can’t figure out why we’re compelled to collect useless roms, but I’m no exception to that rule.

Question: what are those “V” links? and why are they on this page?

answer: we’re deeply sorry if it offends anyone to produce links which are unrelated to Gaming. However, there are a few “Dads Justice” links since I personally visit them frequently. So, it’s for my convenience. If this sort of thing offends you, or, if you are a female gamer, please ignore those links. –Thanks.

QUESTIONS: What’s up with those meaningless images on your website?

answer: I created this page for the sole purpose of making Hacks & Emulation easier to access. However, when I completed the main page, it was still somewhat different to navigate. That’s why I added those pictures. People tend to have a much easier time finding their place through visuals rather than words.

question: there seem to be graphics errors on your page. And, I can’t access any of the top links, such as ‘About Me’ and “Contact”.

answer: Yea, I know. Those Top headline is not functional. That’s why I had to create alternative pages which serve the same purpose. And, as for the graphics, I decided to use BLOGGING software for this page, instead. Maybe, one day, I’ll find a better layout. But, I still choose Blogging capabilities over Graphics.

Question: Where are your downloads?

It should be easy to find emulators and roms on our links.  Our site is currently working on downloading features.

(we’re sorry for the inconvenience)

But, this site has every link you’ll need.   PLUS, you can share files in the comments section, as well.
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