ULTIMATE RETRO Thread!!

[thevet]

Hi people i noticed that there a lot of hardcore gamers around here,just like myself who talk a lot about Old "Classic" games that are long gone...so i thought i would share this link to virtually ALL Known emulators and games(roms) that were ever released.
You will find here....all of these emulators

Multiple Arcade
Callus
CPS2
HiVE
Juno
Just For Fun
Laser
MAME
Neo Geo
Rage
Raine
Retrocade
Sega Model 2
Shark
U64 (Killer Instinct)
Viva Nonno
Zinc (Impact) Console
3DO
Atari 2600
Atari 5200
Atari 7800
Atari Jaguar
Coleco Vision
Dreamcast
Famicom Disk System
Intellivision
NEC PC-FX
Nintendo
Nintendo 64
Philips CD-I
Sega Genesis
Sega Master
Sega Saturn
Sony Playstation
Sony Playstation 2
Super Nintendo
Turbo Grafx 16
Vectrex Computer
Amiga
Amstrad CPC
Apple II
Commodore 64
FM-Towns
MSX
Sharp X68000
Sinclair Spectrum Handheld
Atari Lynx
Game Gear
Gameboy Advanced
Gameboy-Color
GP2X
Neo Geo Pocket-Color
Playstation Portable
Virtual Boy
Wonderswan....





GAMES FOR ALL OF THESE...




ArcadeLaserdisc 180
MAME 7552
Modeler 20
Namco System 22 (Viva Nonno) 2
Neo-Geo 145
Raine 591
Retrocade 106
Sega Model 2B 13
Sord M5 12
Vector Dreams 6
Console 3DO 516
Arcadia 2001 89
Atari 2600 8003
Atari 5200 256
Atari 7800 169
Atari Jaguar 166
Bally Astrocade 29
Coleco Vision 291
Dreamcast 182
Fairchild Channel F 4
Famicom Disk 281
Intellivision 252
Nec PC-FX 24
Neo-Geo CD 110
NES 11553
Nintendo 64 2630
Philips G7000 & Magnavox Odyssey 2 0
RCA Studio II 11
Sam Coupe 779
Sega CD 284
Sega Genesis 11373
Sega Master 1409
Sega Saturn 1237
Super Nintendo 11202
Thomson MO5 388
Turbo Grafx-16 1557
Turbo Graphix 16 CD 490
Vectrex 569

ComputerAbandonware 5029
Acorn 8-bit 614
Acorn Archimedes 211
Acorn BBC Micro 2881
Acorn Electron 124
Amiga 3969
Amstrad CPC 6077
Apple II 3202
Apple Lisa 30
Atari 800 5485
Atari ST 12506
Atari STx 1261
Casio CFX 9850-9950 805
Commodore 64 7387
Commodore C128 45
Commodore C16 591
Commodore VIC-20 1204
Commodore VIC-20 - Cartridges 555
Fuji C 4
Fujitsu FM-Towns 62
Hewlett-Packard HP48 105
Hewlett-Packard HP49 61
Hewlett-Packard HP4x - BIOS (0.10) 0
Jupiter Cantab Jupiter ACE 28
Keio University K-1 6
Matsu****a National JR 200 (0.10) 0
Memotech MTX 192
MSX 580
MSX2 163
Nascom I & II [0.10] 0
NCR Decision V (0.10) 1
NEC PC6001 204
Oric 1224
Osborne OSBORNE 1 & Executive 0
PC-1 4
Philips P2000T 17
PTC Sol Terminal Computer SOL-20 0
RCA Chip-8 51
RCA Studio II 11
RM Nimbus PC-186 25
Robotron KC 85-2-4 1387
Sharp MZ 102
Sharp X1 95
Sharp x68000 1037
Sinclair QL 33
Sinclair Spectrum 3945
Sinclair ZX-81 1353
Spectravideo SVI 318-328 194
Tandy Color Computer 131
Tandy MC-10 17
Tandy Radio-86RK 157
Tangerine Microtan 65 31
Tangerine ORIC 1-Atmos-Telestrat 537
Texas Instruments TI73 58
Texas Instruments TI80 70
VTech VZx00 265
Wang VS 28
Handheld Atari Lynx 302
Game & Watch 0
Game Gear 999
Gameboy-Color 10240
GP2X MAME 1205
Neo Geo Pocket-Color 323
Texas Instruments TI-99-4A+ Command Modules 0
Texas Instruments TI82-92 - BIOS 79
Virtual Boy 67
Watara Supervision 64
Wonderswan 305



I setup a secondary hardrive and put all my retro stuff on there...to basically preserve the past for one of my favourite hobbies

Link
http://www.emuasylum.com/index.php

Go here for Dragons Lair emulator and support
http://www.daphne-emu.com/site3/index_hi.php

Go here for Dragons Lair Roms and mpeg files,roms,framefiles and all other Laserdisk games
http://www.laserarchive.com/ddl/

Screenshot from one of the most popular arcade games of all time Dragons Lair...
and my favourite laserdisk game

Not bad for 1983!

 

[Swi1ch]

Dude, are all these freeware now? Because otherwise you might taste banhammer for promoting illegal breach of copyright.

 

[thevet]

Dude, are all these freeware now? Because otherwise you might taste banhammer for promoting illegal breach of copywrite.

nobody care about emulators as its the only way to preserve the past...i think websites like emuasylum are doing a good job for keeping the old stuff alive...if i get banned then i dont mean to be banned...im just trying to share my passion for gaming with other people...

 

[Solari]

I wish my old HDD hadn't died with all my 8 bit stuff, it took ages to build it up.

Classic Gaming is awesome - I often get nostalgic about my old CPC, C64 and Spectrum (and later, Amiga, Megadrive, SNES)

OP: Be sure anything you are making available or linking to is now freeware/abandonware etc. I'd guess most of the older stuff is seeing as there are plenty of Emu and Rom sites about now that are pretty mainstream.

 

[DigitalReaper]

You can still buy some of the nintendo games and some of the laserdisc games, I doub't it's legal to link to their downloads (sadly, I like my retro stuff too).

 

[thevet]

re

emuasylum has been going for years now,thats how they have a massive database as its been built up over a large amount of time...nobody cares about retro apart from the people that played them in there youth....even if you was a multi millionaire and had loadsamoney you still could not buy all of these as there is not any left of most of them...and even if you did find them imagine the storage space you would need?
Retro stuff is meant to be used on PC's today...its the only way to preserve all of it in a nice tidy space

 

[magick]

I can't stop playing the Neo Geo.

Mark of the Wolves
Breakers Revenge
Metal Slug
Last Blade 2
KoF 2003

And not to mention the awesome shoot em up games on it.

Who needs 360/PS3?

 

[sithlord]

Love the old arcade games.

I did some mame benchmarking recently on "propcycle" on my i7 system with XP 32bit. 2.66 Ghz = 56%. Changing to Vista 64 it went 110% then I overclocked my PC to 3.8 ghz, it went to 186%. 64 Bit OSes are faster.