JustAnExpat

Nope, it was worse then that: 1.0, 2.0, 286, 386, 3.0, 3.1, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, 95, 98, ME...

I don't know if the OP can still read this post, but let me give some general advice that might apply to others in the future: 1. Know the culture of the community (or "lurk more"). Different communities online and in real life have different cultures. I have no idea about KLOV or what that is, but it looks like asking for ROMs of prototypes is greatly frowned upon. Other communities, such as ballroom dancing (which is what I'm involved in) has their own very strict unwritten rules too. 2. If you break a cultural rule, step back, apologize, don't get defensive, and learn from it. Don't try to make excuses like age, or "well... this is how it's done in my culture". It'll only continue rubbing people the wrong way. 3. Gain people skills. Understand what motivates people. Make friends. Just my 2 [insert local currency here]

Ok, serious question. I read through this thread, and read through the other thread, and I'm confused. What exactly *IS* this thing exactly? According to https://atarivcs.com It can play "new and classic" Atari games, stream videos from the internet, create new tv based apps and games, and "connect". What does it mean to "create new tv based apps and games" and to "connect"?

I looked it up, you're playing the "fixed" version.