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PCE/TG16 emulator >> Get it HERE.

Well since this thread is about photos, show us the games before you sell 'em. I don't have a camera - and since I don't own any consoles, there are no original games! What a pirate!

I've never known how this passkey/passme or whatever worked or how to use it. That device in the link looks like you just push the black thing into the side of the usb stick, copy whatever onto the usb stick and it goes into the black thing, then take the black thing out and plug into the DS. If that's it, sounds pretty easy to me.

2 members are celebrating their birthday today Madi(16), Kanzeil(19) I don't know if Madi will ever see this... but Happy Birthday !!

I don't watch the news these days so I didn't know about this. Isreali reaction seems a bit extreme over a couple of soldiers. That would the same as saying Australia should have declared war on Indonesia after the Bali bombing.

Kat5200 is an emulator for the Atari 5200 Super System. It runs in Windows and Linux. >> Get it HERE.

PCE/TG16 emulator >> Get it HERE.

Another update. Can someone translate? >> Get it HERE. According to phillyman, it says "Image processing substantially modification".

ZX-81 has written or ported a number of emulators to the PSP. PSPAtari - Atari 800,130,5200 PSPBeeb - BBC Microcomputer PSPCap32 - Amstrad CPC PSPColem - Colecovision PSPInt - Intellivision PSPMSX - MSX PSPSim - SamCoupe PSPVBA - GameBoy Advanced PSPX48 - HP48 calculator PSPXti - Ti-92 calculator Keyboard - HTML keyboard Peldet - Telnet client PSPftpd - FTP server PSPvnc - VNC client You can get them all here or here.

A new PCE emulator, based on PC2E has been developed by Kitao Nakamura. This is the third release. Thanks to Emulation9.com for the heads-up. >> Get it HERE.

While transferring the interesting parts of my VHS collection to DVD, came across a documentary on Coral Castle. It is located near Homestead, Florida. Has anyone ever visited? Seems it was built of many blocks of coral-stone (oolite), the heaviest weighing 30 tons, the whole lot weighing in at 3 million pounds, into a castle, walls, strange celestial objects, tables, rocking chairs and other shapes, by one 5 ft, 100 pound man using no machinery, over a 20-year period. The gate is a 9-ton block that swivels and is so precise that a child can turn it. The whole lot was cut out of the bedrock on his property - by hand. I wondered if the documentary was overstating things however a quick internet search shows that most people agree that it would be difficult if not impossible to build today using machines and that the maker must have had paranormal abilities. Seems strange doesn't it? Comments?

Arcade emulator JAPE is written in Java and aims to copy each version of MAME since the beginning. So far, version 0.1 and 0.2 have been released. >> Get them HERE.

>> Get it HERE.

maybe post those dats here.

Wonderswan emulator. >> Get it HERE.

Windows emulator for Unix. >> Get it HERE.

Commodore Plus/4 emulator >> Get it HERE.

Saturn emulator >> Get it HERE.

>> Get it HERE.

Email client for the DS >> Get it HERE.

SNES emulators >> Get Snezziboy HERE >> Get SnezziDS HERE. Credit: Emulation64 for the changelog.

Normmatt has been ironing out a few wrinkles in DeSmuME. >> Get it HERE.

I use Norton Ghost 7.5 for all that stuff. It seems easy to me but I've never used anything else. It's probably not free either since I sort of borrowed it from work.

NES/Famicon emulator >> Get it HERE. Credits: to AEP emulation for the heads-up.

The sound-core version is released, version 0.23a.