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	Genecyst - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Genecyst was a popular Sega Genesis/Sega Megadrive emulator for DOS, by Bloodlust Software (the same team that made NESticle).
		Genecyst was, again, a DOS based emulator made for Windows 95, 98 and other older processors and machines.
		When you start Genecyst, you will be greeted with a small tool bar on the top that looks like it's dripping blood, because its made by Bloodlust Software.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Genecyst (235 words)

	ROMNation Community Forums \| Support \| Genecyst + Xp?
		Genecyst and KGen are DOS emulators, and XP just doesn't run them properly.
		I think there are workarounds, but Gens emulates everything Genecyst does (I think), so there's really no reason not to switch over.
		You might be able to get genecyst to work with XP by downloading a patch that lets you boot to DOS (rather than using a command prompt within windows).
	www.romnation.net /forums/thread.php?goto=lastpost&threadid=239&sid=a1144eb4eab671ced0f118e34df88706 (172 words)

	[valar]
		Genecyst is the fastest genesis emulator there is, and with its Digital fm and PSG sound support, it is the best genesis emulator I have ever seen.
		This emulator is coded in 32 bit assembly, and it is almost as good as genecyst.
		It is almost as fast as genecyst with Vsynch off now.
	www.stormloader.com /valar/emu_gen.htm (185 words)

	Emulation
		Genecyst and KGen are both really good emulators.
		Genecyst has a more elaborate mouse driven GUI, and KGen has a simple, nice looking, keyboard GUI.
		As far as speed goes, they are both neck and neck, but Genecyst is a tiny bit faster.
	www.angelfire.com /ut/bungco/emu.html (1173 words)

	Genecyst - Review - Great Emulator
		The Genecyst allowsyou to choose which buttons to press for A, B, C and START which is useful.
		The Genecyst literally takes hardly any time to download, just a few minutes, and the games are quicker.
		The Genecyst has everything you need, quality, great features, and it is quick to download and set up.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /applications/genecyst/231137 (267 words)

	Genesis Emulation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It is just as fast as Genecyst but has much better sound.
		Now there is an excellent gui, 99% of the games run, there is joystick support, real time saving and loading and you can load genecyst save game format.
		The best part about this emulator is it is the first emulator to be able to run Warsong, which was one of my favorite games.
	members.aol.com /masteremu/genesis.html (219 words)

	Genecyst - Applications Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Genecyst : It's a Mega Drive for 500k
		The Genecyst is the best emulator I have come across because it has a full screen, great sound and image quality, and if you press space you get a menu with everything you need.
		I have recently discovered that the games I used to play as a kid are still a lot more fun than any of the new games I have paid a fortune for recently.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /applications/genecyst (264 words)

	Annoyances.org - Genecyst speed under 98SE (Windows 98 Discussion Forum)
		I recently removed an unknown virus from my hard drive (it had modified the MBR in some manner which NAV 2000 refused to specify), and in doing so, I was forced to reinstall many drivers, including Yamaha OPL3-SA3 sound system, SYXG50 MIDI synthesizer, IR port controllers, and such.
		Now for some reason, my Genecyst program (arguably the best Sega Genesis emulator today) which runs under DOS refuses to run at a decent speed.
		In case it's relevant, my system is a Toshiba Satellite 225CDS running at 133MHz with 80 MB RAM and an 10GB HD, 8 of which is usable thanks to the drive limit.
	www.annoyances.org /exec/forum/win98/t1031577365 (517 words)

	Virtual PC and RealPC Comparison
		When first testing Genecyst under RealPC, I was surprised that it completely failed as soon as I opened the program.
		Genecyst features a frames-per-second counter which I used to time the emulators; on the 604e, Virtual PC ran anywhere from 12 FPS to a respectable 20 FPS, while RealPC ran from 4 to 6 FPS and wasn't even close to keeping up with the full speed of a Genesis.
		Since both Callus and Genecyst are emulating a system which uses a 68000 processor and Z80 coprocessor, it seems rather strange that Virtual PC's speed varies so widely between the two.
	www.komkon.org /EMUL8/Macintosh/windoze/comparison (2831 words)

	Bits and Pieces - Sega Mega Drive Emulators (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The picture above/right ('Genecyst v0.32 in action') shows some of the features active - they're not really that useful, but are quite interesting - more for use by the programmers.
		I think the sound's not quite as good as Genecyst (its a bit more crackly sometimes), but otherwise this is a very good emulator.
		It has a GUI, which is menu-driven (differently to Genecyst) and a good keys re-definer, for the joypads.
	www.btinternet.com /~bitsandpieces/genesis.html (350 words)

	The Dump: Genesis Emulators
		While the speed is still behind Genecyst and KGen, it's quite a bit faster than both VGen and GenEM, and boasts roughly a 50% compatibility rate.
		As it stands, VGen is substantially slower than both KGen and Genecyst, and many games do not work properly or at all.
		However, this emulator is still in its early stages, and for a first release, it shows a lot of promise.
	thedump.classicgaming.gamespy.com /genesis/emulator.htm (316 words)

	¤ archaic ruins ¤
		Genecyst is FREEWARE, meaning you do not have to register or pay for the software.
		Genecyst has a lot of pros, but unfortunately, it also has it's share of cons.
		They are nowhere near finished with Genecyst and a lot of work is still going to be done.
	patpend.net /articles/ar/emuzoo01.html (2297 words)

	Phantasy Star Cave - Phantasy Star 4 Save State Hacking Guide
		A Genecyst save state will have the same name as the ROM, and will have the file extension.gs0.
		For Genecyst (the best emulator, in my opinion) press F2 to save a state, and F4 to load a state.
		Next, load up Hex Workshop and load the save state (ex: ps4.gs0) Use the "go to" command, which should be under Edit, to got to the offset you are looking for.
	www.pscave.com /ps4/ps4w/ps4w8.html (1591 words)

	Reviews on Genecyst Look at tests, reports and read reviews: dooyoo.co.uk
		Emulators such as Genecyst work really well with near perfect graphics and sound due to the fact that the hardware initially used on the Mega Drive was quite simple compared to todays standards.
		I saw a Sega Mega Drive emulator CD-ROM at a open market, I was a bit dubious about buying it, as it looked a bit knock off, but I decided to take a chance because it was only £3.
		I ran the CD as soon as I got home, and I was extremely impressed, it has two emulators the genecyst and the Kgen.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /applications/genecyst/reviews (580 words)

	Emulation Zone- Genesis
		Unlike most emulators projects, the author of this emulator waited until the emulator was somewhat finished before posting a release to the public.
		The emulator's digital sound playback (PSG) is near perfect, with FM sound is as accurate or a bit less then Genecyst.
		It is not, however, as compatible as Kgen or Genecyst.
	www.emulationzone.org /consoles/genesis/emulator.htm (355 words)

	The Dump: Genesis / Megadrive
		Boasting speed close to Genecyst and almost perfect sound, KGen was very warmly received and many favored it over Genecyst, as the compatibility rate (at the time) was greater.
		After a wait of nearly two months, Genecyst 0.30 was released, giving Genecyst many of the same features as KGen, while retaining the little goodies (such as Game Genie support and sound capturing) that helped make Genecyst popular.
		Both KGen and Genecyst are major milestones in emulation, and in some ways, they're even better than a real Genesis.
	thedump.classicgaming.gamespy.com /genesis (2042 words)

	[No title]
		If you are using Genecyst, press F5 to save the game's state.
		For Genecyst (the best emulator, in my opinion) press F5 to save a state, and F7 to load a state.
		Next, load up Hex Workshop and load the save state (ex: sf1.gs0) Use the "go to" command, which should be under Edit, to got to the offset you are looking for.
	www.shiningforcecentral.com /faqs/sf_hacking_01.txt (1577 words)

	[No title]
		If it does not exist, genecyst will resort to only the video modes 320x200, 256x224, 256x240, 256x256, 320x224, 320x240.
		genecyst can save a.pat file that contains all the patches created during a game.
		genecyst is freeware and can be distributed freely as long as it is not modified and ROMs are not packaged with the program.
	www.geocities.com /sinky99/Readme.txt (1360 words)

	EmuUnlim.com - Join the Revolution...
		When I set about writing KGen I didn't know that Genecyst existed - I'd only seen Genem, which although accurate was very slow.
		Genecyst 0.20 was already available, but I hadn't seen it.
		I am happy to admit that if I HAD seen it before writing KGen, I wouldn't have bothered, because it IS a fine emulator.
	www.emuunlim.com /emailwars3.php (343 words)

	VGWS: Phantasy Star Editors
		It can use Massage, Meka, Genecyst, or KGen98 saves, making it one of the most versatile editors for these games.
		It edits meseta amounts only, and uses Genecyst .gs# files (not .gsv files).
		Edits Genecyst saves, and can be used to edit HP, TP, Meseta, and other stats.
	www.vgws.com /emu/edit/pstar/Phantasy_Star (201 words)

	Console Emulators - Genecyst and Kgen!
		This is where you'll find many different working versions of Genecyst and Kgen, so just select which 1 will work best on your computer.
		Genecyst and Kgen emulates the Sega Genesis system.
		The Genecyst and Kgen run almost neck and neck here.
	en.4mg.com /emu9.html (171 words)

	Last Hope Genesis Emulation Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Genecyst: This the Genesis emulator, It got no sound yet, but if they do the same way they did w/ NESticle It will be amazing!!
		I think genecyst is faster, and runs more roms.
		But this is the very first version, has some bugs, Kgen was the only genesis emulator that played Valis, Valis 3, Fantasy Zone.
	www.geocities.com /SiliconValley/Pines/9462/genesis.html (163 words)

	biology - GYM
		The data is ripped (logged to a file) through the use of emulators running a ROM image.
		The GYM format first appeared on the emulator Genecyst as a simple raw sound data log.
		This means the format does not present a proper heading or any kind of sample storage, what usually creates very large files for a complete song.
	www.biologydaily.com /biology/GYM (332 words)

	Phantasy Star Cave - The Wacky Adventure of Rhys (Part 1)
		Reload the save game (F7 in Genecyst) and viola, Rhys is across the river.
		If you don't have a hex editor take a trip to the download page to get a Genecyst save state that will start you here with all the equipment needed to survive.
		If you really can't stand surprises feel free to proceed to the walkthrough portion of "The Wacky Adventures of Rhys"..
	www.pscave.com /ps3/ps3wa/wacky1.html (273 words)

	The Video Game & Emulation Emporium (Sega Genesis / Emulation)
		Released when GenEm was still the leading Genesis emulator, Genecyst Genecyst came to be what NESticle was for NES emulators.
		While Genecyst has a mouse-driven GUI,.WAV logging, and superior speed, KGen 98 has 16-bit stereo sound, full Shadow/Highlight emulation, and better Raster Effects support.
		Overall, KGen 98 is the most complete Genesis emulator, but you may want to try 'em both out and decide which one you prefer.
	www.emucamp.com /vgee/genesis/emulation.htm (260 words)

	Zophar's Domain: SEGA Genesis - Sega CD - Sega 32X
		Genecyst was once the best Genesis emulator but is now sorely beaten by many others.
		It's similar to Genecyst but with slightly better compatability and accuracy.
		Plus, with 8-bit graphics and no VSync, it's reported to be faster than Genecyst.
	www.zophar.net /genesis.html (901 words)

	[No title]
		Compatibility is very high, currently running at around 92% of all games working perfectly (or with no noticeable problems) and a further 5% running with just minor problems, that's a staggering 97% of games which must now place Gens as the number 1 emu, you really shouldn't need anything else!
		KGen is technically superior to Genecyst with better RasterFx, Shadow/Hi-Lite and 16bit Colour support and slightly higher compatibility, although in the end it probably comes down to which one you prefer or works best on your system.
		I use Genecyst on my Laptop (a P-150) for instance because I can 'stretch' the image to fit the screen, whereas KGen uses a custom graphics mode so I'm stuck in a tiny little box in the middle of the screen!
	www.genesisproject-online.com /FAQ/Defaults.html (839 words)

	Shining Force 2 - ROMs & Emulation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It will run on slower machines, but GeneCyst is most likely the better option for such systems.
		KGen is another Genesis Emulator, slightly superior to GeneCyst although it can occasionally slow down.
		To find a particular saved game, go to the Walkthrough and find the part of the game you want the save file for.
	www.classicgaming.com /shf2/pages/downloads-roms.html (939 words)

	Genecyst Faq (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Fps means frames per second, or how many full screen frames are flashing across your screen every second, the average human eye only sees at 15-20, but games try to do faster than this anyway.
		Why does my controller not work on Genecyst, or only a few buttons do.
		So you need to find a way for your controller to make a keyboard stroke when a button is pressed, like Microsoft's Sidewinder.
	www.emulationstation.com /faq.asp?ID=4 (345 words)

	Sonic 2 Hacking Guide - (Genecyst Savestate) Mappings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The 8x8 objects are listed in order in Genecyst.
		Every 8 values on the upper object value, the object will change direction.
		Now that you know the basic format for this, you are now ready to see what each tile is. Listed are all the pages with tiles I have (so far, just 1)
	www.sonicworld.net /sw/games/hacking/s2hack/genecyst/mapping.htm (246 words)

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