> Strange how time goes by as you get older. ~20 years ago during the time period when
> I discovered mame/emulation, I recall it felt like we were emulating games from
> lifetimes ago, some hardcore archaeology, when it was really only the previous 20
> years. Now, 20 years ago from today just feels like it was a few years ago, maybe 1
> decade.
right
in 1997 Pacman was 17 years old, being a game from 1980
in 2017 if you go back 17 years then you have MAME 0.36, which was released in 2000 and MAME had already been in development 3 years prior to that.
Naomi and the likes are older tech today than Pacman was when MAME was first released.
For games from the 90s, even the end of the 90s, that are still unemulated, people have actually had to wait longer than they did between Pacman being released and MAME being released...
This is why sometimes I wonder, despite how much we've accomplished, if in some ways we've failed.
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