Colecovison Emulator with Roms?

[Atari Charles]

Where would I find a Colecovision Emulator with Roms?

 

Thanks!

[Nukey Shay]

Where would I find a Colecovision Emulator with Roms?

 

Thanks!

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Emulators you can grab from Zophar...for example this page covering Windows/Dos systems:

http://www.zophar.net/coleco.html

 

Roms you need to look around a bit for. You can still get a couple hundred of them at The Old Computer, but you'll need to download them one at a time from there:

http://www.theoldcomputer.com/Libarary'...mes_summary.htm

[Blackjack]

For the emu... try Koleko. There is also Mekaw which emulates the Sega Master System as well as the Colecovision (and a few more).

[cimerians]

MESS is simply awesome. I highly recommend it.

[futuramaooy]

Virtual ColecoVision is what I use, and I highly reccomend it. Thogh some games don't seem to work (Like Tapper) but otherwise, very nice. Edited August 11, 2005 by futuramaooy

[Chris-in-NJ]

I've downloaded Virtual ColecoVision, and can't get enough of Bugertime! A few days previously, I'd tried the 2600 version in Z26, and the CV just rocks...

 

I can't get a number of ROMs, from the Old Computer site, to work. These include Frenzy, Beamrider, Up 'n' Down and Q*bert. Anyone know of another site with "better" ROMs or an emulator that'll play these?

 

One more thing -- sometimes, when a game ends and I try to close the Emulator, my system freezes. Is this common?

 

Yet one more thing -- I had a nice laugh when I read that the minimum system requirements included a processor running at 100MHz. My old WebTV (which I was using until about two months ago!) ran at 112MHz!

[Lord Helmet]

I can't get a number of ROMs, from the Old Computer site, to work. These include Frenzy, Beamrider, Up 'n' Down and Q*bert. Anyone know of another site with "better" ROMs or an emulator that'll play these?

 

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