> Do you think overclocking should be dropped at some point, given that it’s almost
> universally considered a bad idea?
MAME should allow overclocking, but only to the same extent the real hardware would.
So replacing the clock in your C64 should affect all the timing, including video output. If that causes the composite video to go black and white, then so be it.
You should also be able to overclock/underclock world time, which would allow you to run all games at your monitor refresh rate (audio will be pitch shifted, but you'll get used to it).
Edited by John Doe (01/09/18 03:32 PM)
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