Because I played the PC version of Sonic Adventure DX in 16:9. All it takes is a hex editor and some patience. Some people on widescreengamingforum.com have released their own patches as well. If they can do it, so can Sonic Team. Update apps mac. Also, check this out: It has been done on the Dreamcast version too, with emulators and what not. Mac apple tv app download.
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Sonic Adventure Dx Widescreen Resolution Couldn't handle DSP LLE, but runs fine with DSP HLE. If your not playing this on a laptop (like me, heh) I am positive that you can handle the higher settings 3.0-688 Mac OS X 10.7.4 Intel Core i7-2675QM @ 2.2GHz AMD Radeon HD 6750M Still smooth. 3.0-688 Mac OS X 10.7.4 Intel Core i5-2435M @ 2.4GHz Intel. The best way to experience Sonic Adventure without the downgrades described on this blog is to play the Dreamcast version. But if you don't own a Dreamcast, there are ways to make the PC version a little better. This page will tell you how to improve your SADX experience on PC.
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since i haven't found a detailed Tutorial about this issue I thought I make a Guide about how I got Cheats working for me on the latest version (5.0-10945) of the Android Dolphin Emulator
(I searched mainly using Google so sorry if there is an existing One)
1.
A) Open the 'Dolphin.ini' located in ..dolphin-emuConfig
B) Search for the 'EnableCheats =' Line and change 'False' into 'True'
C) Save and close
2.
A) Search for the Cheat Codes of your Game here
https://www.geckocodes.org/index.php?chid=G&r=*
B) Important! You need the ID of your Game too
- you can find it on Android if you tap and hold your game listed next to 'Game Settings:'
- or you can find it on the site which i put the link for here, next to the games name
3.
A) Create a .ini File and name it 'GameID'.ini or change some settings for your Game which will automatically create a .ini File for your Game
- example: the Game ID for Resident Evil Remake (US) should be GBIE08 so your File should be named 'GBIE08.ini'
B) The .ini File is located in ..dolphin-emuGameSettings or if manually created has to be placed there
4.
A) Open the .ini File of your Game and edit it in this way:
[ActionReplay]
$xxx1 <- Cheat Title
xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx <- Code
xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx <- more code if existing
$xxx2 <- Next Cheat/s
xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx <- Code
[ActionReplay_Enabled]
$xxx1
$xxx2
B) thats about how the .ini should look like (without the arrows and the text behind them)
C) If some settings already exist in the File put the [ActionReplay] part below the existing stuff
D) Save, close and make sure the .ini is named only with the GameID of your game and is located in ..dolphin-emuGameSettings
If done correctly the game should start with the Cheats already active
