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Ok, so MSU (northern) has their games live online. Tonight is the champ game in Kansas so u have 2 pay $9. If i were to buy it on my PC and went to the same website on my kindle fire would the game transfer as payed since its on the same Wifi line?
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Yes, that game works!
Good luck!
Yes, that game works!
Good luck!
Is there a way to play old video games without an emulator and still be able to keep save files?
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I don't want to download an emulator, because that's just too confusing and would take too long anyways. Is there any way that I can play NES, Gameboy, etc games online and still be able to save my game without downloading an emulator?
I want to play Earthbound.
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the best was is an emulator, and its really easy.
Make a folder somewhere, name it say NES, inside that make another folder named ROMS, then download an nes emulator and put it in that NES folder. This way everything is just together and easier to manage.
So google "NES emulator" look for one, and then google "NES roms" or type the specific name like "super mario bros nes rom". save them to the nes folder, or download them and then move them.
They may be compressed, so you will need something like winzip, winrar, or 7zip to uncompress them.
Open the NES emulator, then click open game, go to the roms folder (if its in my documents click my documents > NES > ROMS > click on the rom you want to play).
you can save the game normally like when you were to play on the actual system, and you can do a "save state". save state will just save the exact moment, say you're playing mario, and has 10secs left on the clock and were about to die and clicked save state, if you load that state, it will load 10secs left on that level and you about to die. lol
which is useful for games like say mario where you cant really do a normal save easily, or if you wish to save in the middle of a level or something.
NOTE. you have to select the save slot there is usually 0-9. if you save mario on 1, it will only be able to be loaded while you play mario, and if you save something else on slot 1, it overwrites mario save state.
so its not really the best for a perm save.
the best was is an emulator, and its really easy.
Make a folder somewhere, name it say NES, inside that make another folder named ROMS, then download an nes emulator and put it in that NES folder. This way everything is just together and easier to manage.
So google "NES emulator" look for one, and then google "NES roms" or type the specific name like "super mario bros nes rom". save them to the nes folder, or download them and then move them.
They may be compressed, so you will need something like winzip, winrar, or 7zip to uncompress them.
Open the NES emulator, then click open game, go to the roms folder (if its in my documents click my documents > NES > ROMS > click on the rom you want to play).
you can save the game normally like when you were to play on the actual system, and you can do a "save state". save state will just save the exact moment, say you're playing mario, and has 10secs left on the clock and were about to die and clicked save state, if you load that state, it will load 10secs left on that level and you about to die. lol
which is useful for games like say mario where you cant really do a normal save easily, or if you wish to save in the middle of a level or something.
NOTE. you have to select the save slot there is usually 0-9. if you save mario on 1, it will only be able to be loaded while you play mario, and if you save something else on slot 1, it overwrites mario save state.
so its not really the best for a perm save.
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