Re: The future of emulation?
Posted by oldschoolrocker on .
O I forgot about those. I have one for the Intellivision but it's missing my favorite game Burger Time tis sad.
Actually, a PC *can* react to mere touches with the use of a "Touch Screen". There's isn't much reliable software that uses them, however.
As for the future of emulation, there are always "rare and forgotten" gems Nintendo doesn't sell simply because they didn't do well in the market the first time around. It's games like this that will keep interest in emulators going. Same goes for consoles with great games but crummy controllers (Yes, Atari 5200, we're talking about you).
Finally, it's not just Nintendo who's doing the Nostalgia games thing. Check out the Atari Flashback consoles, which have both Atari 2600 and Atari 7800 games installed on them. There's at least two different models of these out now, possibly a third in the making.
- Tricob.
As for the future of emulation, there are always "rare and forgotten" gems Nintendo doesn't sell simply because they didn't do well in the market the first time around. It's games like this that will keep interest in emulators going. Same goes for consoles with great games but crummy controllers (Yes, Atari 5200, we're talking about you).
Finally, it's not just Nintendo who's doing the Nostalgia games thing. Check out the Atari Flashback consoles, which have both Atari 2600 and Atari 7800 games installed on them. There's at least two different models of these out now, possibly a third in the making.
- Tricob.