PS1 emulator (from Connectix) was a great way to play PS1 games on a G3. MAME can also play NEO-GEO games as well.ĮDIT: Just found where you can get version 0.103u2. I run that version because the newer version turns on my fan to play Pac-Man. Some of the 90's games work too, but that would depend on your speed of the computer when it comes to the 90's. If you can get MAME version 0.103u2 you will be able to play almost 70's and 80's games. Let me know what you have, and fill me in on the arcade-cabinets, I have no idea what differentiates dedicated cabinets or how I would go about emulating their games. I beat myself up for selling my Intellivision mostly because of that single game, but it was just.THAT fun! Hell, the one game I would be happy with being able to play is B17 Bomber.
#Colecovision emulator mac 1080p#
You don't need 1080p resolutions and high quality surround sound to make for a fun game. I really like exciting arcade games with lame graphics and sounds. I'm new to this, so help would be appreciated there. Here are the systems I'm wanting to emulate:įirstly, arcade games. Chances are, I will only be using my PowerMac G4 1.25ghz SP MDD at the moment, but I see iBook Clamshells in my future, so I'd also like some suggestions for machines as slow as the 2xxmhz G3's. So, I'm wondering what sort of emulators out there can play older games efficiently on the PowerPC architecture. (Yes, the iMac G3 and PowerMac MDD are an experience in their selves.) I come across many PPC macs and can hardly find use for them other than web browsing and enjoying them, as an experience. I'm wanting to turn all of my PowerPC macs into video game emulators, though not 100% dedicated to doing such.
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