QEMU SEGA Last Bronx PC (1998) -- From Install to Play in 15 mins
6Once upon a time, in a Galaxy far, far away... A RETARD "long, long live the Junk_PC"em fanboy was very content with the performance from K6/233 emulation and that's adequate for a lot of stuff from early 2002 and earlier ... 🤣🤣And, never complain about audio stutters (if you couldn't get your CPU overclocked @5GHz) or missing CD music because many games didn't need it. Another FOOL would go on with "Prince of Persia 3D (1999)" was playable because the game stated Pentium MMX 233MHz as the recommended CPU requirement on the big box and the 125W TDP Core i9 -13900K can 100% emulate Pentium II 400MHz with a fantastic Voodoo 3. Well, one can only make up the conclusion that neither the RETARD nor the FOOL actually played any games on such rubbish PC emulators. As a side JOKE 🤣🤣, they might just have "run" the games.
So here we are at Last Bronx PC (1998) port, an arcade fighting game from SEGA in 1996. The game makes no use of hardware 3D acceleration. Perhaps such game could be a good candidate for whatever "TRASH"boxes or "JUNK_PC"em in redemption of their relevance in retro gaming when Virtualization remains out-of-scope. Or would that rather be the FOOLS' pretense in the disguise of Accuracy **\*BS\*** , no? Oh, by the way, Last Bronx PC box set only listed Pentium 90MHz as CPU requirement, PC Game Wiki called for Pentium 166MHz as recommended. Perhaps some members of SEGA AM3 developers traveled from the future as 640x480 16-bit 3D rendering in the CPU wasn't quite feasible at all without much faster CPUs such as Pentium III 733MHz with 133MHz FSB and assuming the rendering engine was compiled and heavily optimized for SSE.
Oh crap, this is **EVIL** and whatever "Trash"Boxes and "JUNK_PC"em remain hopeless without CPU breaking 7GHz. Fear no more, the GODs at VOGONS already got you covered. Just follow the steps down to the letter and the game will play on modern systems.
https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=1193762#p1193762
As always, a BIG THANK YOU for those supported qemu-3dfx and Game Preservation in "pristine condition" and Retail Originality. SEGA Last Bronx PC (1998) is a perfect restoration "From Install to Play" in 60 FPS V-Sync locked in the BEST quality, CD music included. QEMU USB Gamepad pairing 8BitDo M30 gamepad makes the perfect SEGA console experience in arcade fighting games, without whacking and smashing most laptops' fragile keyboards for combos and special-moves.
Last words of hope ... Let's give VirtualBox/VMware a try.
(Whispering 😮💨...😮💨the "other camp" Voodoo 3/Banshee emulation is USELESS at playing games.)