> There's an old Tandy CoCo game my wife wants to see if I can get an emulator for
> (i.e. Erland). It was a cassette-based game, and I don't understand how an emulator
> could run such a game. I see in the menus where you can select a cassette, but are
> they stored as .wav files or something else?
MAME supports WAV files for any system that uses cassettes. Other formats are supported in some cases.
You can mount a WAV file similarly to a disk image, by either adding -cass [filename] on the commandline or by using the File Manager in the TAB menu.
- Barry Rodewald
Editor at MARP - http://replay.marpirc.net
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