> As an aside, here's an old news post about MAME .05 being released, on the site where > I first "discovered" MAME (Sparcade was the first actual arcade emulator I came > across a year before): > https://web.archive.org/web/19970222194717/http://www.xs4all.nl/~delite > > There are also a ton of old (dead) links to single game emulators of that era. > > Anyone else remember Atmospherical Heights?
That's truly nostalgic. I remember a high school friend pointed me to a homepage where I could get programs to play Nintendo consoles on my PC.
This page turned a big reference for Spanish communities to approach emulation scene and it later evolved into emulatronia.com (still up but technically dead today). I remember I was not interested into arcade emulation until the project started to emulate Sega and Capcom titles. That should have happened between 0.34 (December 1998) and 0.35 (July 1999) I think.
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