QEMU SEGA Cyber Troopers Virtual On PC (1997) -- Realistic Twin-Stick Maneuver on Split USB GamePad
12SEGA Cyber Troopers Virtual On PC (1997) -- A faithful arcade port of the same game for PC with an unrealistic demand on CPU processing power at time of release. For the best CPU money could buy in 1997, a Pentium II 300MHz on an overclocked 133MHz FSB Intel 440BX was probably the highest performance PC one could get with tons of $$$ thrown at it. Well, one would be lucky to play this game at the default 20 FPS preset. As a faithful arcade port, the game even included a hidden "Debug Menu" to enable "Motion 1/1" for 60 FPS arcade gameplay experience but no PC at time of release was capable at it. The SEGA Saturn port at reduced graphics fidelity managed 30 FPS experience and a bundle option for SEGA Saturn Twin-Stick peripheral specifically designed for replicating the feel of the arcade version. The bundle was only available in Japan at time of release. Today, if one is lucky to find such bundle in used market, it is priced around $200 in North America.
QEMU featuring qemu-3dfx unrelenting devotion in Game Preservation and TRUE Spirit of **Very Old Game On New System** brings perfect preservation of SEGA Cyber Trooper Virtual On PC in pristine condition, from Install to Play without any fans' mods and 3rd-party patches. The project despised the nonsense of **\*Accuracy \*BS\*** and proved such believes in embracing modern CPU Virtualization and GPU Acceleration to deliver true 60 FPS gameplay in retro gaming for the late 90's. Furthermore, QEMU USB GamePad unique innovation in Split GamePad support successfully replicates the realistic twin-stick maneuver with any dual analog sticks USB GamePad.
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As always, A BIG Thank YOU for those continue to support the project and champion for Game Preservation on modern systems.