Buzzy is a fictional character created by Francisco Cristo. His first appearance was in the short-film A Abelha.
Relationshp with Francisco
His relationship with Francisco in A Abelha, it doesn't seems to be very nice, but in the A Abelha 2 they are very friendly.
Family
It's not too much that we know about is family.
See Also
* A Abelha
* A Abelha 2
Links
* Perfil of Buzzy
Relationshp with Francisco
His relationship with Francisco in A Abelha, it doesn't seems to be very nice, but in the A Abelha 2 they are very friendly.
Family
It's not too much that we know about is family.
See Also
* A Abelha
* A Abelha 2
Links
* Perfil of Buzzy
Rashon Crescendo (Born Rashon Aubrey Stacey Graves) is a dancer from Queens, New York City and a original member of the burlesque troupe The "Pussycat Dolls".
Rashon Graves was born on July 6,1992 in Queens, New York to a Swedish/German mother and a Jamaican father.Rashon audition for Robin Antin(the creater of the Pussycat Dolls)in late 2006 and made the cut and was placed in the line-up with Carmen Electra and Nadine Ellis.In the beginning they were not looking for a boy to join the group,but his personality and confidence telegraphed star.In late October Rashon officially joined the group as a dancer but didn't become a lead performer untill Carmen left the group.
Rashon Graves was born on July 6,1992 in Queens, New York to a Swedish/German mother and a Jamaican father.Rashon audition for Robin Antin(the creater of the Pussycat Dolls)in late 2006 and made the cut and was placed in the line-up with Carmen Electra and Nadine Ellis.In the beginning they were not looking for a boy to join the group,but his personality and confidence telegraphed star.In late October Rashon officially joined the group as a dancer but didn't become a lead performer untill Carmen left the group.
Introduction
For years now, people have been trying to emulate different home consoles with different techniques, but when you download one of there emulators (some call them Simulators), they say either in the read me file, or on there website "Please don't ask us where to download ROM images as we won't answer your question" or something similar to those lines. the reason for this is simple, it is Illegal to download ROM images of games or CD images if you do not legally own the original file, some company's will let you download these ROM files for a backup or something similar, other don't.
But there are different types of ROM images you can get. Here is a few well known file formats.
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.BIN
Windows loves to call these binary formats, but this is the most typically used format, as there are read by virtually all emulators. Here are a few ROM images that use this format.
Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
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NES/SNES
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Game Boy files
(Please help contribute and post more file formats that use the .bin formats)
.cue/.iso
These are normally disc images, they are are only ever used for disk images, some emulators can even handle Nero's NRG images.
Sega Dreamcast
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Sega Saturn
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Sony PS1/2
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Sega/Mega CD
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Xbox
(Please help contribute and post more file formats that use the .iso/cue formats)
.zip/.rar
Very few emulators are known to use the rar format, but tons of them use the zip format.
Sega Game Gear
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Game Boy
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Xbox
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Sony PS1/2
Other Formats commonly used
If you've got a ROM image somewhere on your hard disk, and it's not in the above files, it might just be not commonly used a lot, some emulators have there formats the same as the consoles name. Here are a few known ones
.GG this is most likely to be a Game Gear format or Google Gadget format
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.NDS New emulators can run very few DS roms, but here is the file format
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.SMD Sega Mega drive roms (hence the format)
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.GBA Game boy advance files, you can also get .nds.gba, this is ok and works with gba emulators
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.XEX The new 360 file format, no emulator exists yet to play them, but here is the file
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.EXE Yes, its that windows format again, but the PS1 uses a special EXE format for the PS1 and has no icon
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.32X Sega 32X files, you can't go wrong here
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.SMS Sega master system format
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.PAT Used by Kega Fusion, this isnt a ROM format, but what is used for storing cheat codes
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.DOL/.GMC Gamecube disc image
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.ZIP used by MAME,Kega and all sorts of emulators, these store various files from Arcade Chips to Game Gear files
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If your ROM file isn't one of the above, then there's two reasons why.
1. You have a invalid ROM file, in that case, you may as well get rid of it unless it's reason 2
2. I haven't came across that file format, in that case, feel free to edit the page and put yours in.
With all these rom files, you might get confused about which one is which, but, whenever you download a ROM, make sure you have the original game it came from or you will be violating copy-right laws and potentially breaking the law.
Also, with the PS1 format, be careful with them, they could be viruses or, if you run them, might make your system go unstable.
For years now, people have been trying to emulate different home consoles with different techniques, but when you download one of there emulators (some call them Simulators), they say either in the read me file, or on there website "Please don't ask us where to download ROM images as we won't answer your question" or something similar to those lines. the reason for this is simple, it is Illegal to download ROM images of games or CD images if you do not legally own the original file, some company's will let you download these ROM files for a backup or something similar, other don't.
But there are different types of ROM images you can get. Here is a few well known file formats.
----
.BIN
Windows loves to call these binary formats, but this is the most typically used format, as there are read by virtually all emulators. Here are a few ROM images that use this format.
Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
----
NES/SNES
----
Game Boy files
(Please help contribute and post more file formats that use the .bin formats)
.cue/.iso
These are normally disc images, they are are only ever used for disk images, some emulators can even handle Nero's NRG images.
Sega Dreamcast
----
Sega Saturn
----
Sony PS1/2
----
Sega/Mega CD
----
Xbox
(Please help contribute and post more file formats that use the .iso/cue formats)
.zip/.rar
Very few emulators are known to use the rar format, but tons of them use the zip format.
Sega Game Gear
----
Game Boy
----
Xbox
----
Sony PS1/2
Other Formats commonly used
If you've got a ROM image somewhere on your hard disk, and it's not in the above files, it might just be not commonly used a lot, some emulators have there formats the same as the consoles name. Here are a few known ones
.GG this is most likely to be a Game Gear format or Google Gadget format
----
.NDS New emulators can run very few DS roms, but here is the file format
----
.SMD Sega Mega drive roms (hence the format)
----
.GBA Game boy advance files, you can also get .nds.gba, this is ok and works with gba emulators
----
.XEX The new 360 file format, no emulator exists yet to play them, but here is the file
----
.EXE Yes, its that windows format again, but the PS1 uses a special EXE format for the PS1 and has no icon
----
.32X Sega 32X files, you can't go wrong here
----
.SMS Sega master system format
----
.PAT Used by Kega Fusion, this isnt a ROM format, but what is used for storing cheat codes
----
.DOL/.GMC Gamecube disc image
----
.ZIP used by MAME,Kega and all sorts of emulators, these store various files from Arcade Chips to Game Gear files
----
If your ROM file isn't one of the above, then there's two reasons why.
1. You have a invalid ROM file, in that case, you may as well get rid of it unless it's reason 2
2. I haven't came across that file format, in that case, feel free to edit the page and put yours in.
With all these rom files, you might get confused about which one is which, but, whenever you download a ROM, make sure you have the original game it came from or you will be violating copy-right laws and potentially breaking the law.
Also, with the PS1 format, be careful with them, they could be viruses or, if you run them, might make your system go unstable.
Martin Bartlett is a fictional character in the Australian soap opera Home and Away. First appearing as a recurring guest character, he is now going to be a regular on the show. He has been portrayed by Bob Baines since 2008.
Character
Martin Bartlett first appears as the new deputy head and acts as minor character. But when Sally is stabbed by Johnny Cooper, Martin is promoted to Principal and then takes over at Summer Bay High. He will then become a proper regular character. Martin has been at Summer Bay High for a few years, as he was a science teacher when Barry Hyde was the prinicpal. Martin is supposed to be quite a villainous character.
Character
Martin Bartlett first appears as the new deputy head and acts as minor character. But when Sally is stabbed by Johnny Cooper, Martin is promoted to Principal and then takes over at Summer Bay High. He will then become a proper regular character. Martin has been at Summer Bay High for a few years, as he was a science teacher when Barry Hyde was the prinicpal. Martin is supposed to be quite a villainous character.