yarjr

You mean sale-ing, not sailing. Unless you sailed in your garage and then went to garage sales.

As the self-proclaimed AtariAge Emulator Psychologist I suggest:

1- Recognize the many benefits of emulators. No clutter, 100% reliability, runs on contemporary hardware, save states, under and over clocking, continual improvement, and great portability.

2- Take the time to set them up correctly and you will be rewarded indefinitely.

3- Emulators exude a permanence like no physical console can.

There's more but you need to make an appointment.

I can relate. Emulators are a useful tool, but I don't really like playing games on them. They serve a purpose, and I'm on't against them, but I don't particularly like them.

Keatah I have made my position clear,be gone with your useless evangelizing. BydoEmpire I agree with you completely.

harder than TMNT1?

I would say so but more fun too.

There are so many great C-64 games! I've been picking up a bunch of RPGs and text adventures over the last year or so. Man, I miss the days when companies put care into the packaging of their games...

Your Commodore sits broken hearted? Did it come to crap but only farted?

I was afraid someone would say that.

Thanks for classing this status up,your a real champ.