Who's into Emulation here ......Anyone ?
Classics like the old C64, Arcade or Dos...
Here's my C64 Arcade Launcher I created......Love the classics

I've played some of the old ZX Spectrum games on an emulator, but they're never as much fun as I remember them to be. I have fond memories of some of the games in your screenshot, like Bruce Lee.

I love the C64. That's the computer I really learned to program on. I actually still have a real C64, some disk drives, and all the disks from my early days of programming.

I replayed my old PS1 Collection on PC. It worked pretty well but I dont remember what tool I used.

I stopped playing emulation, games used to hold unique memories.. Now when i replay them I am like geez, did i really have that much fun with that. Stilla re a few great titles tho, the MGS series for me was the best. and the RE series.

The problem I hated was setting them up all the time so I decided to make my own Pre-Loaded versions.....

Just install and im good to go

Here are a few more I have made



Amiga..







Mame..







And one im working on ...



Dos..

I know what you mean! In my memory, many old PS1 titles from the late 90s looked realistic graphically. In reality however...

I still play a few DOS games here and there.

Funny enough I went back to playing the Silent Hill series of PS1 and just as you say Wolf lol I was surprised at how I once used to used to feel they were realistic looking. Not so much anymore. lol

Being there at the dawn of the home computer age .BBC, Spectrum, VIC20, C64 I look back and think ...How the hell did they fit all that in 64k of memory...

To be honest for some games it was an incredible achievement.... You just have to admire the programmers back then.....

I kind of noticed a CD's arrived then FMV seemed to fill big gaps and a lot of gaming got lost in the process ...

I have been building a MAME cabinet for the past couple years (actually 3 yrs now!). It is unlike any arcade cabinet made. EVER. When complete, it will also have a virtual pinball table. I really do still enjoy playing some of the games from my youth. I don't know for sure if it's my sense of nostalgia (I do have one, and it's very strong!) or if they were really that good.

steem (not to be confused with steam) is a converter for atari st games. you have to install the TOS system and then the steem engine. you can play every game available for atari.

http://steem.atari.st/index.htm

and here you can download many games for free.

http://steem.atari.st/automation.htm
^this is really a paradise for oldschool gamers!

have fun with this

Je suis moi aussi un amateur d'émulation !
J'ai grandi avec la ps1 et ses petites sœurs en ce qui concerne les consoles de salon et portables.
Mais, ma première console était la gameboy color et je jouais très jeunes au pc familiale ^^
(Jazz jackrabbit 2 sur pc... un de mes premiers jeux, même aujourd'hui, il est encore sympa à jouer )

J'apprécie énormément l'émulation donc, j'utilise le logiciel "romstation" qui regroupe pas mal d'émulateur en un logiciel. C'est pratique pour les débutants. (je suis membre du forum romstation par ailleurs ^^ )
Je vous le conseil donc.

Sinon, je trouve que malheureusement, les jeux 3d vieillissent bien plus mal que les jeux 2D...


I am too an amateur of emulation!
I increased with her ps1 and her younger sisters as regards the consoles of lounge and mobiles.
But, my first console was the gameboy color and I played very young in the pc family ^^ (Jazz jackrabbit 2 on pc one of my first games, even today, it is still nice to play)

I appreciate enormously the emulation thus, I use the software " romstation " which groups not bad emulator in a software. It is practical for the beginners. (I am a member of the forum romstation besides ^^)
I you the advice thus.

Otherwise, I find that unfortunately, the games(sets) 3d age more badly than the 2D games : [