> For Atari-2600 is ok,but 5200 I cant play Joust,considering there only what about 59
> or so official 5200 games Joust is a biggie.
Just fire up a800 (Atari 800) and use Joust from the software list there. That works for me. AFAIK there are still a couple mappers that aren't sorted correctly for Atari 5200. Internally, the 5200 and 800 are virtually identical hardware.
> 7800-no Tower Toppler
This one is playable, just make sure your LEFT difficulty switch is set to B, RIGHT to A (under DIP SWITCHES). Switching RIGHT to B enables level select.
> NES-no cheats,not a big deal to some,but alot of people do want to cheat.
I wouldn't be too hard to take game genie codes and convert to actual addresses which can be used via MAME/MESS's -cheat function. If I had time I could probably whip up a decent sized files rather quickly based on other databases - the fun part is matching it to the setnames and/or crc's of the games you are running.
> SNES-no cheats
Same idea. Some enterprising soul could do this but there is little motivation currently when bsnes seems to cover it quite well.
> Intellivision-does Intellivoice work on MESS?
Yes. INTV is one of the most fully emulated consoles in MESS.
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