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Snes emulator
Chrono Trigger rom.
Use Winrar or other .rar file openers to install ZSNES, then open the Chrono Trigger .rar, take the ROM file, put it in the 'Super Nintendo' file (If it exists, if not, then create a file). Next, open up the ZSNESW folder just before Super Nintendo, drag the rom directly over the ZSNES program (NOT INTO THE FOLDER, BUT OVER THE FILE) and the game will play. This will also ensure that the ROM directory will open to where the Super Nintendo folder is every time you open the ZSNES program.
Enjoy the game, I sincerely hope that you have the patience to beat it, and remember, if you have to get on the computer and exit out of the program, F2 will save the state, and F4 will load the state. This means that you can save your game, then load it. This will not save the game as a primary game file, only as the exact moment F2 is pressed. Very useful if someone needs the computer and you're nowhere near a save point.
Also, as a side note, there are a lot of Americans who have played Snes games and still play them. (Insert snide comment here.)
Chrono Trigger rom.
Use Winrar or other .rar file openers to install ZSNES, then open the Chrono Trigger .rar, take the ROM file, put it in the 'Super Nintendo' file (If it exists, if not, then create a file). Next, open up the ZSNESW folder just before Super Nintendo, drag the rom directly over the ZSNES program (NOT INTO THE FOLDER, BUT OVER THE FILE) and the game will play. This will also ensure that the ROM directory will open to where the Super Nintendo folder is every time you open the ZSNES program.
Enjoy the game, I sincerely hope that you have the patience to beat it, and remember, if you have to get on the computer and exit out of the program, F2 will save the state, and F4 will load the state. This means that you can save your game, then load it. This will not save the game as a primary game file, only as the exact moment F2 is pressed. Very useful if someone needs the computer and you're nowhere near a save point.
Also, as a side note, there are a lot of Americans who have played Snes games and still play them. (Insert snide comment here.)
