So I've been playing RGR games on Firefox for a while now and everything was working great up until yesterday afternoon. Now when I start any game, it says "Vizzed plugin init script starting" but nothing happens. I didn't do anything differently yesterday so I'm not sure why it just started acting up like this. It does this no matter what system or emulator I use.

I added all of the Vizzed programs to the exceptions list on my antivirus. Does anyone else know what the problem might be and other things I can try? Thank you very much.

I have been playing some Bomberman games recently, but there are a bunch of them. Which one is your favorite?

I deleted my Netplay item by clicking on it accidentally, now I'm trying to get enough Vizzed to buy it again in time to play the Tecmo Tournament that I signed up and paid for. Gah! This ever happen to anybody?

Davideo7 : Count me in.

Who wants to start an NHL '95 tournament for SNES? I've been waiting for Netplay just so I could play with other people. I know there's a big following for NHL '94 tourneys (http://www.nhl94online.com/) but I prefer '95. Is anybody interested? Also, does anyone know about running a gaming tournament (or no someone who does and would want to)? I'd gladly help out, I've just never been involved in one before.

Get back to me if you have any ideas, comments, etc. or at the very least, you want to play a few practice games first.

Personally, I love NHL '95 for SNES. It's faster than '94 and any of the later editions freeze up on Vizzed for some reason.

Very cool. Thanks for the awesome upgrade for the site.

I'd love to play NHL '95 for SNES, please and thanks for making this thread.

I think High Def is better, but sometimes high def doesn't look as good; it depends on the TV. I find that my eyes have to get used to the picture. I think it's the frame rate or something.

I actually think Episode I was the best of the prequels, which should really tell you something about the quality of those movies.

I really enjoyed Sonic Generations, but do you think they will make a sequel? There's plenty of old boards they could modernize, plus I would love to play as Knuckles or Tails.

Doink The Clown.

Motorhead. It doesn't even matter what I'm motivating myself for.

Now that arcade games are on the horizon, Star Wars Trilogy Arcade, if possible.

Especially now with DVDs, Netflix, etc., you can spend hours plowing through a TV show, one episode after another. But do you think this has a negative effect on your ultimate enjoyment of a show? Generally, television shows are weekly and when you watch an episode when it first airs, you have to wait a whole week to find out what happens next. It might suck having to wait when you're excited, but it gives you a while to really think about the episode and wonder what happens next. When you binge-watch shows, you might not give each episode a chance to really "sink in" and think 'Did I like that?' 'Did I not like that?'

For example, plowing through a season of a show like Lost can't really compare with watching it as it happened when it first aired, in my opinion. Part of the fun of the show was talking to other people about their theories or critiques. And usually, if you couldn't wait until next week, you could watch the episode again, which gave you a better understanding of everything going on and stuff you might have missed.

It's really tempting to watch one after another, but I feel you kind of miss something. What do you guys think?

Definitely anything by The Residents (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTJJb1UqjuA) or Renaldo & The Loaf (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n3MbVoLYns).

It's interesting when you listen to the vinyl and CD versions of albums side by side. Usually, the mixes are varied because of the difference in frequency between the formats. For instance, I love Frank Zappa's Hot Rats, and some songs are better on CD, some better on vinyl. So it depends on the album, although I do most of my listening on an iPod just because of the ease of access.

The first thing I think of when I hear this song is the "Men Without Hats Conversation Channel" from Late Night With Conan: http://youtu.be/lnTVvJGeekw

Still cracks me up.

I know there's a ton of these questions on the site, but I'm still having trouble. Can somebody help me use the Save File Manager? I went to play Super Metroid on SNES today, and it told me to upgrade the RGR plugin, so I did. After I downloaded, when I load my save state with F4, it loads what must be a save from way earlier. And my in-game save brings up an earlier save as well. (I thought it might have been something with the new plugin, but I tried other games and they were fine.) I tried loading other save states in Metroid but it says "Unable To Load."

Nevertheless, I'm trying to use my backup saves with Save File Manager, but when I try to move them to Slot 1, it says there's already a file in that slot. How can I move a file out of Slot 1? Is the file name that's bolded at the top of the saved games Slot 1? And which one should I be using, .zst or .srm?

Does any of that make sense? If not, let me know and I'll try to be less confusing. Thanks a lot, I was just about to fight the Draygon, so I'd like to get my saved game back.