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  • Xenophon
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    Emulators can be a nice reminder of how innocent and downright playable games were in years gone by. I had a ZX Spectrum emulator on my old PC. Class it was. Jet Set Willy and Daley Thompson's Decathlon were two of my favourites.

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  • ControlG
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    Mame Games

    One of the best emulators around that I tried was called SPARCADE.

    It didn't emulate that many but what it did was brilliant.

    MAME is good but, in my opinion, got far to obsessed with trying to emulate as many games as possible. I have an ancient version on DVD somewhere with about 200 games. I often dip in and out and play it.

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  • ChimpMaster
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    Originally posted by wc2
    Anyone remember Mr Do?

    Those were the days - Games were designed to be played, not about fancy graphics.
    I while ago I downloaded an emulator that could play MAME games. It's really good stuff, with hundreds of old game available for it.

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  • wc2
    started a topic Mame Games

    Mame Games

    Anyone remember Mr Do?

    Those were the days - Games were designed to be played, not about fancy graphics.

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