Emulators?

[IanTheCool]

Hey everyone. I was wondering if anyone knows of good emulators to run, and how they work? I want to play some of the more old school computer games on my comp, but I really don't know how. Games like King's quest and so on.

[FranklinTard]

i'm not too sure about old computer games, but if you want any nes/snes/genesis/sega cd/n64/etc just download an emulator for it (just google *system name* emulator) then look up roms (basically the games themselves, again google it) download them, unzip them, load your emulator it will say 'load file' under 'file' click the unzipped file and there ya go.

check out the faqs for how to change your control set up, most of them come defaulted on something thats pretty easy to learn.

[halo7]

Man. I managed to get an N64 emulator on my computer at school during computer applications class in ninth grade. So many days wasted on Goldeneye.

[Justin]

i used to have a SNES emulator on my PC back home...

just follow franklin's instructions, you'll find them.

[IanTheCool]

are there any specific download sites or emulators you guys recommend?

[FranklinTard]

eh google could tell you more about it than i. i use fce ultra for nes games, really easy to use. and if you type in roms you will find more than 1 site that has thousands of games, so one site will probably do ya.

[Drizzt240]

Project 64 is great on the PC, plus you can by a console-like controller for the PC and it's so much fun.

[JheyDC]

Ah, a good puzzle game I recommend, I believe it was released for Nintendo, I think it's called The Adventure of LoLo..great game right there...

[IanTheCool]

Ah, a good puzzle game I recommend, I believe it was released for Nintendo, I think it's called The Adventure of LoLo..great game right there...

Agreed. I still have the original.

[JheyDC]

Glad you enjoy it too..seems like we agree on a couple of "Good quality Games" Ian.

It really takes a lot of thinking to go to the next level...