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GhostDX
Does anyone here play old school games on Linux? As in, old arcade games...not tetris, but Samurai Showdown, or Mortal Kombat, or old NES, Atari, Sega games?
SoulSe
Tried it once. There are some great emulators available for NES, PS1 and some arcades. I don't know about Sega... a Genesis/Mega Drive Emulator would be great though.
static
I was playing x-men 2 for genesis a while back. And there's always doom!
DragonMage
Ah... Old Skool.. Back when games were games without all the hypes, movies, blood and gore, etc.

Sorry.. was nostalgic there.. Anyway.. For old school stuffs, the only way to play them nowadays is through emulators, such as mame, zsnes, etc.

Dangit.. you make me want to download mame so that I can play Quartet again smile.gif
JaseP
SDLroids is a nice Asteroids clone. Plus there is a version for the Palm OS as well...
DOlson
TuxNes, ZSNES, SNES9x, and I think Xmess all emulate some older consoles, and then there's VirtualBoy Advance, GNUBoy I think, and ePSXe...

There's a lot. Just look for Linux Emulator NES SNES or whatever you want on Google and you should find lots of stuff.
theYinYeti
Oh yeaaah! Xenon2 and Vroom Multiplayer on an excellent Atari emulator: XSteem or Hatari!

Yves.
static
Anyone know if there's an emulator so I can pop PS2 games into my dvd drive and play 'em? If sony had half a mind they'd make software that does that and charge the same as a ps2 console for it - allow it to connect to the same online network, etc..

So?

Or even one like that for PS1 games? (bleem but for linux?) I don't want to have to download the ROM of the game - I want to buy the games (or burn 'em)
DOlson
ePSXe for PSone games.
ShadowFoxLSU
I second that Dolson, ePSXe is awesome
DOlson
That black mage in your avatar sorta reminds me of Orko.

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