I just wanted to add my voice to the several people on the board that think that pj64-x, and the contest, is the best thing to hit the scene in a long long time. Sure, you could nitpick about the R button, but really who cares.. we have a good working emu beyond anyone's realistic expectations, and there is fixes on the way....
anyway, great work (whoever wrote the emu) ... and thank you very much Iriez for arranging all this and getting the donations together to get this off the ground. I think what alot of people are forgetting is that we probably wouldn't have a working (with sound) n64 emu otherwise.
The emu rocks, the contest got it to us, I'm willing to look past any slight descrepencies in the contest rules or what have you... who cares, I didn't donate, and I'm finding most of the people complaining about the contest specifics didn't donate either.
The xbox mod scene is kind of unique in that alot of people who were never in any mod scene before are in this one. The learning curve is relatively low and the mods are readily available, causing every newb and his brother to have a modded xbox and lurk here. As such, the signal to noise ratio gets pretty low, and we have lot more cry babies, nitpickers and fanboy's comparitively speaking. It must be hard to put up with from a developers standpoint. But I think it's important for the devs and coders to know that the old-school and the hardcore are still here and we ABSOLUTELY appreciate all thats being done FOR FREE in this very cool scene. Seriously, no other console, nor the PC for that matter, has had this level of emu and homebrew support this early in the scene. It's unreal. It may be a little hard to hear our cheers through all of the immature and ill-founded jeers, but we are here.
Thanks.
