so i have a summer 2000 iMac G3 indigo 350mhz that i use to post here
running Mac OS 9.0.4 its a time capsule of the year 2000 so i use SNES9X
1.2.9 iNES and so on one thing to note is that Mario Kart doesnt play nicely however F-Zero does play nicely as does Double Dragon V and Donkey Kong
Country does anybody else use older versions of emulators or just old
emulators in general?

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so i have a summer 2000 iMac G3 indigo 350mhz that i use to post here running Mac OS 9.0.4 its a time capsule of the year 2000 so i use SNES9X 1.2.9 iNES and so on one thing to note is that Mario Kart doesnt play nicely however F-Zero does play nicely as does Double Dragon V and
Donkey Kong Country does anybody else use older versions of emulators or just old emulators in general?

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Hi. I'm using a mac mini g4, running macos 9 and morphos. Yes, I do use it for that purpose. I also use the occasional emulator, but for genesis or master system games, and for nes games depending on the title, I use emulators like ines, rocknes, and quicknes. If it doesn't work on one, try another.

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Funny you say that, i'm actually using Connectix Virtual Game Station on an
old Pentium 4 machine lying around and got sucked into playing through
almost all of Final Fantasy VI.

"Snes1423" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:E5EF19E4.51B%[email protected]...

so i have a summer 2000 iMac G3 indigo 350mhz that i use to post here
running Mac OS 9.0.4 its a time capsule of the year 2000 so i use SNES9X 1.2.9 iNES and so on one thing to note is that Mario Kart doesnt play

nicely

however F-Zero does play nicely as does Double Dragon V and Donkey Kong Country does anybody else use older versions of emulators or just old emulators in general?

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On 5/1/26 6:13 PM, in article [email protected],
"Maldrex" <[email protected]> wrote:

Funny you say that, i'm actually using Connectix Virtual Game Station on an old Pentium 4 machine lying around and got sucked into playing through
almost all of Final Fantasy VI.

"Snes1423" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:E5EF19E4.51B%[email protected]...

so i have a summer 2000 iMac G3 indigo 350mhz that i use to post here
running Mac OS 9.0.4 its a time capsule of the year 2000 so i use SNES9X
1.2.9 iNES and so on one thing to note is that Mario Kart doesnt play

nicely

however F-Zero does play nicely as does Double Dragon V and Donkey Kong
Country does anybody else use older versions of emulators or just old
emulators in general?

Ah yes the first game in that series I ever attempted to play wayyy back in 2014 never beat it though played it through a flash emulation site called
GBA Online if I remember correctly

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Re: Re: old emulators
By: Snes1423 to Maldrex on Sun Apr 19 2026 10:27 pm

On 5/1/26 6:13 PM, in article [email protected], "Maldrex" <[email protected]> wrote:

Funny you say that, i'm actually using Connectix Virtual Game Station on an old Pentium 4 machine lying around and got sucked into playing through almost all of Final Fantasy VI.

"Snes1423" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:E5EF19E4.51B%[email protected]...

so i have a summer 2000 iMac G3 indigo 350mhz that i use to post here
running Mac OS 9.0.4 its a time capsule of the year 2000 so i use SNES9X >> 1.2.9 iNES and so on one thing to note is that Mario Kart doesnt play

nicely

however F-Zero does play nicely as does Double Dragon V and Donkey Kong >> Country does anybody else use older versions of emulators or just old
emulators in general?

Ah yes the first game in that series I ever attempted to play wayyy back in 2014 never beat it though played it through a flash emulation site called GBA Online if I remember correctly

Running snes 9x on a blue imac was a very vivid memory of my childhood. Specifically the snes port of sim city, and megaman x. Nowadays the oldest machine I have is a pentium m laptop, handles emulation pretty well with the last version of retroarch Windows XP could run.

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On 4/20/26 4:35 AM, in article [email protected],
"Oshogun" <[email protected]> wrote:

Re: Re: old emulators
By: Snes1423 to Maldrex on Sun Apr 19 2026 10:27 pm

On 5/1/26 6:13 PM, in article [email protected],
"Maldrex" <[email protected]> wrote:

Funny you say that, i'm actually using Connectix Virtual Game Station on >>> an old Pentium 4 machine lying around and got sucked into playing through >>> almost all of Final Fantasy VI.

"Snes1423" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:E5EF19E4.51B%[email protected]...

so i have a summer 2000 iMac G3 indigo 350mhz that i use to post here
running Mac OS 9.0.4 its a time capsule of the year 2000 so i use SNES9X >>>> 1.2.9 iNES and so on one thing to note is that Mario Kart doesnt play

nicely

however F-Zero does play nicely as does Double Dragon V and Donkey Kong >>>> Country does anybody else use older versions of emulators or just old
emulators in general?

Ah yes the first game in that series I ever attempted to play wayyy back in >> 2014 never beat it though played it through a flash emulation site called
GBA Online if I remember correctly

Running snes 9x on a blue imac was a very vivid memory of my childhood. Specifically the snes port of sim city, and megaman x. Nowadays the oldest machine I have is a pentium m laptop, handles emulation pretty well with the last version of retroarch Windows XP could run.

I have the real thing a real ps1 from 1999

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