Wwe Smackdown Vs Raw 2010 Emulator

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Getinside the ring and start smashing some skulls! Play as your favorite wrestler and take the title of the strongest wrestler for yourself in WWE! EmulatorOnline.com features a lot of WWE and WWF games from the Game Boy Advance games to various arcade systems and home consoles. Take part and play a match with legends like Hulk Hogan, the Undertaker, and John Cena! Use your brute strength or get that iconic foldable chair to beat your opponent with. Have fun!

Play WWE Games on Emulator Online. All the best WWE games online for different retro emulators including GBA, Game Boy, SNES, Nintendo and Sega. There are many online WWE games in the collection. All of the games that you see here are without download, pick any and start playing right away. If you enjoy the game, be sure to vote for it and leave a comment. WWE games that started it all back in the day are now playable within your browser! Start by playing some popular WWE online games like WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2010 Featuring ECW, WWE Smackdown Vs Raw 2008 Featuring ECW, WWF No Mercy and WWF Raw.

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The problem still happens, no way to play without freezing "loading screen" and its

so annoying, any help around here?

Games like Wrestlemania X8 and XIX run fine,but last titles like DOR 1 and 2....FAIL!

I've tried every option, but WWE Day of Reckoning doesn't work. It's sad, cause we

can see ingame graphics, intros, we even can start the season mode, but when it

comes to the match, dolphin freezes. Somebody please, help wrestling/dolphin fans.

Thanks for the emulator. It's great, but it will be greater when Dor1 and 2 become

playable :)

Ok. I've found that DOR1 was ingame with Dolphin Final 1.03 Beta, and here's the

result.Unfortunately FPS is very low. So, Howthe hell this game was playable with

first version and non of revisions can run it. I'm waiting for SvR 2010. I don't

think anyone will make these two great games (DOR 1 & 2) playable.

Ok. I've tried revisions 5, 24, 28, 100, 500,700. The game hangs in the same place

(after characters entrances). So I think there's no such revision that can run the

game and the change that broke the game was made in the beginning. But anyway

there's no dev. who own the game and there's no devs among people who want to play

it.

If you see this old version (Dolphin_Final_1.03_Beta.zip) and performs a comparison between this version and the modern versions of dolphin then builds a new version that can run this game in Full . . . and if you agree with this , the game will work

and it will work but very very slow and the characters are in black color . . so be patient until you get to the match and when you try to do a grapple move the game will not crash and Dolphin_Final_1.03_Beta is the only version that does not crash the game but with the latest versions such as r7472 every menu in the game works and when you are ready to play in the match After the bell rang, try to do a grapple move or a strike the game crashs

and still crashes , , and iam not a programmer anyway but i am sure if any one can do this and build a new version for example , dolphin version r7530 and write we fix wwe day of reckoning , but i want to ask you why no one care about fixing this problem , , i tried r7511 and still crash After a grapple move

For wrestling fans, Day of Reckoning 2 is one of the few games which still can offer a good experience. The old Smackdown vs Raw series (now WWE '12) has absolutely no competition and has been a trainwreck for years. We get some new features but they remove countless others, gameplay is always unstable (last game had a terrible problem with easy pins), etc, etc. To this day games like Fire Pro Wrestling Returns (2006 - PS2), King Of Colosseum 2 (2004 - PS2), WWE Here Comes The Pain (2003 - PS2) and Smackdown vs Raw 2006 (2005 - PS2) are still better options for a wrestling fan.

Day Of Reckoning 2 is also one of these few games that still can keep it up to most recent offerings, so you can see where all the complaints come from. Its gameplay is drastically different from the most popular PS2 WWE games and in many ways better. You could even say that its gameplay is kinda unique compared to the other recent WWE games. It is a good game and IMO (and many others too, it seems) deserves to receive a fix from the Dolphin team. I see a lot of complaints about it, it seems that people really want it to be fixed and it is not a bad game. So I don't see why not. Maybe make this a collaboration between the Dolphin team and players/users - people post their experiences with builds and the like while the team tries to find what's wrong. Surely this would be a good way to please everyone and would bring "the people" together for a common goal (a good thing)?

Finally someone sensible enough. True, there's no good wrestling games nowadays - heck gameplay wise, i actually find mdickie wrestling games better. Anyways, I'm totally up for trying the builds and posting the progress.

I dont know if the devs reads the official forum (apparently not), so I post this here.

I tried to do some debuggin, but my programming knows are very poor (just like my english).

This is what i get after a strike or a grapple attack (The grapple animation works, the attack is broken)

Its looks like the game starts to make an infinite loop who makes it freeze (but it doesnt freeze, it starts to jump between 80403414 and 80403420)

You can skip the last address to stop the loop, but the game doesnt play the animation in the case of a strike (the game doesnt crashes) and if it was a grapple attack, the wrestlers freeze for a second and then crash getting this 2 backpatchs errors.

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