/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8927816
All Sonic games are great

>>7693727
buzzwords
don't
make
you
more
interesting

>>5578363
PST has no dwarves, elves, potions and a single sword. The whole gimmick of it is to twist rpg cliches and its great.

>>5534071
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7mopLMtaIo
I made a video on this. There's no one way to emulate a lot of these things as its dependent on what hardware you're using but I'll say the older your CPU leans you'll want to use DOS emulators and the newer your CPU the further you can venture into more resource-intensive territory. I went with programs that were the easiest to use and didn't require aftermarket video. Zophar's got tons of these still readily available. In this era disabling sound often made things perform better.

Pentium MMX 200MHz
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SNES - ZSNES, Snes9x
Atari 2600- no$2k6
MSX - no$msx
PC-Engine - hu-go!
Commodore 64 - CCS64
Genesis/CD/32X - Genecyst, KGen(was actually sold commercially with Sega Smash Pack, Gens (32x was playable on 600mhz Pentium III). Ages crashed whenever attempting to setup bios.
Amstrad CPC - No$cpc
ZX Spectrum - WSpecEm
Atari ST - STew
NeoGeo - NeoRageX (Minimum system requirements - 166mhz processor. Run beautifully but requires some funny romnames. Go search youtube for these. Very popular in South America.
NeoGeo Pocket - NeoPocott (slow, no sound). Rape, Koyote, and NeoPop run much better on Pentium III system.
PC-98 - Anex86
Game Boy - no$gmb
NES - DARCnes, FCE Ultra, Nesticle
Sega System 32 - Modeler (PIII and up my friend)
GBA - no$gba, VisualBoyAdvance
PS1 - Bleem, Connectix Virtual Game Station (600mhz, smooth like butter)