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1. #Taito type x rom list serial
2. #Taito type x rom list Pc
3. #Taito type x rom list series
4. #Taito type x rom list ps2

You might get away with a 60 series of the newer generation. 8800 for old generation, 480, 680, 780 for current generation) (Guilty Gear, Dead or Alive Millenium, KOF Maximum Impact)įor the Nvidia GPU, 800, 80 series or higher (i.e. If you want fighters, don't skimp on the processor or video card or you'll miss out on the ones running on Demul. The Taito Type X games are less demanding, but as far as I know the 2 player version of SSFIV hasn't surfaced. So are you asking about the Taito Type X games or the Steam/PC versions of them? So basically before I start dropping money I was wondering what the lowest budget Intel CPU and Nvidia graphics card (I prefer Intel and Nvidia) people recommend for worry free playback of Type X2 games. I'll be using an old 15K arcade monitor so it's not like it will need to process these games in HD but I do want them to run smoothly all the way through. I tried running these games on my i3 laptop which just has crappy on-board graphics and they ran but were unplayable because of how slow they were (Type X games were able to play perfectly fine).

#Taito type x rom list Pc

I know the original Type X2 hardware in it's beefiest form was just Intel Core 2 Duo with a GeForce 7900GS graphics card but looking at the PC release of SFIV the recommended system specs are substantially higher. The most intensive games I'd like to run are Taito X2 games like SFIV, KOFXIII and BlazBlue. I have a Killer Instinct 2 Arcade cabinet that I restored and I'm thinking of putting in a switcher so I can switch between the legit arcade PCB and a MAME box with a bunch of fighters. System16 takes no responsibility for the content of any linked websites.I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this question but. KOF Maximum Impact: Regulation A2 (2008)Īll content is © 1999-2014 Toby Broyad, all rights reserved.Īll names and images used are trademarked by their respective trademark holders. Hyper Street Fighter II : The Anniversary Edition (2004) Street Fighter III 3rd Strike : Fight for the Future (1999) Street Fighter III 2nd Impact : Giant Attack (1998) Street Fighter Alpha 3 / Street Fighter Zero 3 (1998) Street Fighter III : New Generation (1997) Street Fighter Alpha 2 / Street Fighter Zero 2 (1996) Street Fighter Alpha / Street Fighter Zero (1995) Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo / Super Street Fighter 2 X (1994) Super Street Fighter 2 : The Tournament Battle (1993) Super Street Fighter 2 : The New Challengers (1993) Street Fighter II : Hyper Fighting / Street Fighter II Turbo : Hyper Fighting (1992) Street Fighter II : Champion Edition (1992) The King of Fighters 98 Ultimate Match (2008) KOF Maximum Impact: Regulation A (2007) It is believed that the game was put on hold due to the development of KOFXII and finally cancelled.

#Taito type x rom list ps2

Notes: This was announced for the PS2 and Taito TypeX2 at the Tokyo Game Show 2007. The King of Fighters 98 Ultimate Match (2008) The King of Fighters '99: Millennium Battle (1999)

The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest / King of Fighters '98: Dream Match Never Ends (1998) Samurai Spirits Sen / Samurai Shodown: Edge of Destiny Storage: 2x 80 GB 10k RPM SATA Hard DrivesĬhase H.Q.

#Taito type x rom list serial

I/O ports: 1x JVS, 4x USB 2.0 (up to 8), 1x serial (max 2), 1x parallel port, 2x PS/2, 2x SATAĪudio inputs: AKG C535EB Stage Microphone, line-in (Surround 7.1)Įxpansion Slots: 1x PCI Express x16 (used by video card), 1x PCI Express x4, 2x PCI Sound: Onboard Realtek HD 7.1 channel Sound (supports add-in sound cards) Support cards include ATI RADEON X1600Pro/X1300LE or nVIDIA GeForce 7900GS／7600GS／7300GS, up to latest graphic cards (Radeon HD 3800 or Geforce 9800 series)

ĬPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6400／Pentium 4 651／Celeron D 352 (up to latest Core 2 CPUs supported by the chipset)