Atari PAC-MAN Fan

Would a ps2 be good for Atari 8-bit/C64 emulators?

Do you know of anything that will work on Ps2?

What are the emulators that you use?

I love Berzerk. Its one of my favorite arcade games ever. However, I just recently played Frenzy in the arcade. You know... it would be awesome if someone hacked Berzerk into Frenzy. Good Luck!

I have enjoyed seeing all of the amazing games for the Commodore 64 and Atari 8-bit family. I can't find any that work properly because unless you have the equipment to test fuses and stuff, you are screwed. Since I can't seem to get my hands on a home computer that works properly, I pretty much gave up and decided to look for an emulator. After watching LGR's review of the C64, One shot showed him playing C64 on a Sega Dreamcast. Can anyone give me a tutorial to get Atari 800/c64 emulators burned onto a disc and play them on a Dreamcast? I could not find one for Atari, but if you know of a go But the C64 emulator suggested was something called "DreamFrodo". Can someone test this emulator and give me a tutorial to get it going? The Emulator: DreamFrodo.0.94.bin.pc.zip DreamFrodo.0.94.src.zip DreamFrodo.0.94.bin.st.zip

Thanks for your advice, but could someone give me a tutorial on how to do this? I'm new to this stuff so I need a little help.

I have enjoyed seeing all of the amazing games for the Commodore 64 and Atari 8-bit family. I can't find any that work properly because unless you have the equipment to test fuses and stuff, you are screwed. Since I can't seem to get my hands on a home computer that works properly, I pretty much gave up and decided to look for an emulator. After watching LGR's review of the C64, One shot showed him playing C64 on a Sega Dreamcast. Can anyone give me a tutorial or something to get Atari 800/c64 emulators on a disc and play them on a Dreamcast? Thanks.

Awesome! This is another game i have been dying to play this for the longest time.

You both are absolutely right. It is part of the experience, but when I see that disturbing spark it kind of bums me out because I know at some point the thing is gonna break. They are not easy to find either and are about $40 for one that works. When that spark flashes, it fries the power supply which forces me to spend even more money. The Atari 5200 overall is an expensive little creature. Actually, scratch the "little" part. It's a HUGE expensive creature. lol

Oh. Sorry if I was a little too harsh. I'm new here so i didn't think that you would actually respond. What was the reason you made it like that? Do you regret making it that way? Did you also create it for the RCA Studio II?

After being frustrated with the Atari 5200 for about a year now, I am wondering who's idea it was that came up with that stupid switch-box. Also, I just got watching the AVGN's Pong Consoles episode, the RCA Studio II has the same thing. Did the same guy create them?

Thank you so much! Works Flawlessly!

I have checked out that thread, but what I meant was: is there a way to get this version? I mean the version you can get at the AtariAge Store.

Hello Everyone! I'm new here! Anyway, I've been really enjoying my new Atari Flashback Portable. When I was downloading files, I wanted to get PAC-MAN 4K. Even though PAC-MAN 8K is obviously the definitive version of PAC-MAN for the Atari 2600 and works fine on the portable, I don't like how it starts out so slow in the beginning. After surfing the internet for a file of PAC-MAN that works properly, I wasn't able to find one. Even the ones that are posted on the AtariAge forums all don't work properly.Is there a file out there of PAC-MAN 4K that works properly on the Atari Flashback Portable?

My favorite model is the original 1977 heavy sixer model. Can't get any more nostalgic and classic than that.