I wonder why the DC was better than PS2 or Xbox for running emulation discs? Although, I now remember someone using an emulation disc with the Original Xbox. I think you had to mod it to do it though.
I hooked up my Dreamcast the other night to check out these games. I like the size of the system. It's not too big. Compare it with the Original Xbox and it's down right compact. It's a good design.
I have the fishing rod controlers. I'd like the light guns and I used to have the microphone that you used for Seaman. I don't know what I did with that.
The only one I know for PC is MAME which is primarily for emulating arcade games.
Someone posted this on youtube. The actual arcade I used to go to.
I played Spy Hunter at a pizza shop in my hometown where they had like two machines. I went there all the time by bike just to play Spy Hunter. That's another one that really has to be played on the original cabinet. The feel of the steering wheel, gear shift, and pedals just isn't replicated well by controllers.
I have a 8GB 2nd generation iPod Touch. I'd love to get the 5th gen one sometime. This thing just keeps on working though. The only reason I'd want to upgrade is for the higher OS to play current games. As it is, it's great for music, and podcasts, my primary use for it.
I wanna put the entire cast of Pizza Time Theater into a game.
I was surprised at how good those old arcade games in their slightly "evolved" versions looked on the PSP. I want to play the other ten games on there now.
The Crysis games were on sale on Xbox 360 recently. I'd like to play them, but I held off buying them for the moment.
I went through all 70 games. Two of them didn't boot up, but the rest seemed pretty great except a few had some sound issues. On DreamSNES's web site there are other versions of the emulator available. I guess if I had the roms I could redo it it all with an updated version.
