I was thinking,can I submit a tekken 3 run using the mobile tekken 3 2.0.0?

2.0.0 Why are you so specific on the version?

ePSXe (mobile) is at v2.0.8. FPse is at 0.11.196. RetroArch (mobile) exists and has mednafen and PCSX-ReARMed as the selectable cores.

Long story short. No. Just use a computer/laptop especially since we need to see the splits.

Also going by footage you have on GBA your phone is terrible.

Wait,you saw my time attack on GBA? I was just testing,i know I need a better phone,but my ps2 can now only read games via a pendrive or HDD meaning if I wanna do a legitimate run of tekken 3 100% using my camera recording the TV not a screen capture will afect something since is digital files being read by the ps2?

[quote=Spikestuff]Just use a computer/laptop especially since we need to see the splits.[/quote]

In your case to your PS2 on how it's set up invalidates your console in my opinion. Since you're not disk basing it.

But why invalidates? Running in a HDD isnt the same as running a ROM in a emulator? I know some frames change because of autosave or region differences (I run a NTSC-J Tekken 3)

But why is that gonna affect my run? (Sorry for asking too many things is my first run I'm trying to do and submit I'm new here)

Using a HDD/Pendrive on a PS2 can have faster loads than an actual PS2 (on FDS) itself.

Emulation is accurate to a PS1. So if a PS1 emulator is at the speed of a PS2 then that becomes invalidated.

Oh OK,submitting tekken 3 via tekken 5 count as invalid am I right?

Tekken 3 in Tekken 5 is considered as closer to the Arcade Version therefore a different game. (Also a bonus of lack of a menu)

You will create a tekken 3 running in tekken 5 or arcade category?

No, there isn't enough popularity for us to make separate categories for Arcade versions of the older games. This is because of a lot of things, such as differences in Arcade versions (e.g. Tekken 2 had multiple versions such as Ver. A, Ver. B, and Tekken 5 has T5.0, T5.1, etc.), differences in the settings on physical arcades, the fact that it's very difficult to confirm arcade times... Console runs are standardised which is why we prefer those.

I would recommend either getting a new PS2 or running on an emulator on PC. This is what the majority of users do, so it keeps things standardised.

OK Thank You! No more questions you can close this thread

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